Worztron wrote: » The Donor card should have a check box for "public patients only". I don't want some rich private patient $%&£$ to get it over a kid from a less well off family. The private health service seeks to give preferential treatment based on someones wealth - what a disgusting notion. I seek to balance things.
hmmm wrote: » All that spite building up in your organs probably means they are useless anyway.
Senna wrote: » Its who ever is top of the list and close enough to get it in time. Its "need" over "wealth" etc.
Worztron wrote: » If 2 people (both same age) need an organ (just one is available). 1 is private and the other is public. Who do you think will get it?
Captain_Generic wrote: » Spiderman
bluewolf wrote: » them foreigners
Worztron wrote: » I will believe in "need" over "wealth" when I see a minister on a hospital trolley waiting days on end for a bed.
Cavehill Red wrote: » I believe we 'share' organ donations with Britain, and they get more off us than we get off them. That was certainly the case in the recent past anyway.
Underdraft wrote: » With great organs comes great responsibility.
blackbox wrote: » Why should you care if people wish to spend their money on additional health insurance on top of what they are already paying in taxes to cover the basic service. Other people may wish to spend their money on holidays instead. Yet others may chose to spend it on cigarettes, or on their children's education. If they have earned the money, it's their choice. .
Teyla Emmagan wrote: » Are you even an organ donor like? Or just sh(t stirring?! The whole point of carrying a card is to help save someone else's life when you're gone. It's supposed to be the ultimate act of altruism, not a tool with which to make a cheap political statement.
Worztron wrote: » There should not be a 2 tier health service. There should be 1 health service for all and someones wealth should be irrelevant to their treatment.
Worztron wrote: » I have an organ donor card. I am entitled to my opinion.