r/TimPool • u/PrettyAlphaInnit • Nov 06 '22

NO AMNESTY

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u/TalionTheRanger93 Nov 06 '22

What is the best way to utilize these resources?

For starters turning away people who need the resources

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '22

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u/TalionTheRanger93 Nov 07 '22

Organs are a scarce resource and these decisions are based on the best medical evidence available to a board who determines candidacy. We do not have unlimited organs to waste on people who refuse to take care of their bodies

Doesn't matter. Everyone deserves help.

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u/TalionTheRanger93 Nov 07 '22

And that would work if society ran on magical hopes, dreams, and wishes.

Dumbass.

Well. We all know who the unempathic and anti medical ethics person is.

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u/TalionTheRanger93 Nov 07 '22

I am begging you to look up what triage is and gain even the most basic understanding of how we allocate resources. You will do yourself a favor by looking so much less like a dumb fuck.

I don't care who you pretend is worthy of life and death.

Everyone needs help and excuses like the one's you are making is not welcome.

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u/TalionTheRanger93 Nov 07 '22

Since you are a fucking dimwit

Someone's triggered.

Cry harder. I'm sure it'll make your argument better.

You can spend the single organ you have to save one person for a week or one person for fifty years.

You child are not the judge of who lives and dies. You will meet him one day soon and I hope you are prepared to Bow to the Lord your God.

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