Tofts4545

Tofts4545 t1_iye9vex wrote

>That's an ambiguous statement. Kidneys are sold in third world countries. "It" does happen but "it" isn't legal anywhere except Iran.

Original comment that kicked us off:

>> In third world countries, It's totally common that a person who has no money publish in the news that he/she has a kidney for sale. It's totally legal.They get the money and then go to the hospital and say they are volunteer to give the kidney to the person they got money from.

The "it" is the legal public soliciting of your organs. OP was corrected by saying "it" does not happen in other 3rd world countries because "it" is not legal anywhere but Iran.

I can see where this can get lost in the weeds though.

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Tofts4545 t1_iycza0i wrote

Because this is who they replied to:

> In third world countries, It's totally common that a person who has no money publish in the news that he/she has a kidney for sale. It's totally legal.

And since it is not "totally legal" anywhere else, but Iran... This is the part that "only happens in Iran".

This isn't to say black market organ donations don't happen elsewhere. Legal advertising and selling of it doesn't.

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