If your loved one died, and his or her heart was a match for Dick Cheney, would you sign off on it?
Ethical dilemma
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If your loved one died, and his or her heart was a match for Dick Cheney, would you sign off on it?
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All I can hope is that God is keeping him alive long enough to repent and tell the truth about his vile, evil deeds. How can innocent children die of war, hunger and disease and this …person… be continuing to walk on the earth and see the sunshine?
No, I would not. I would tell whoever that I wanted the heart to go to someone younger, who still a family to support and live for.
Hell, I’d sign off in a heartbeat, my heart is in a lot worse shape than his. I’d even be willing to swap if he paid for it.
Hahhahahhahahhahahhahahaha. To paraphrase Mr. Cheney, Fuck him.
I think if Dick Cheney wanted a heart, he would just reach out and take one.
The question is obviously moot. If he actually needed one… Oh, finish that sentence however. Thank goodness he’s not up[ for a face transplant so we can recognize evil walking.
Dick Cheney has already eaten thousands of human hearts. Why would I feel obligated to surrender another one?
Does he have a heart?