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To: bond_bubble who wrote (68913)	8/27/2006 3:55:49 PM
From: shades	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

Jay I am thoroughly sick of indian doctors and american ones too - I have talked to many looking for a kidney for my sick and dying father for a kidney transplant. Most have communicated back to me that I am an evil capitalist enticing ignorant indians into giving up vital organs for pennies with no concern wether they live or die. When I send the indian doctors article after article of indians BEGGING to sell their kidneys rather than die of starvation and rank poverty - they stop responding to me. I ask the indian doctors so it is better for the poor indian to starve and die and my father to die than these 2 people help themselves in the free market - would 20K US dollars really do so little to help a dirt poor starving indian and his family? I am not the one that has doomed poor starving indians begging to sell thier kidney to death - indian doctors have doomed these people to die. Mqurice wrote a good synopsis of this on another thread about doctors protecting thier empire of wealth they are keeping the free market out of organ transplants. Your article just goes further to illuminate the sillyness of this world. I drink Dasani by the way - hehe. To save the poor starving indians - we must let them die and never let organs be bought or sold on the free market - unbelievable!