[pinkpanther111]

Quick, certain, supposedly painless, and because you're not putting chemicals or current through them, you have transplantable organs.

Recycling, thats supposed to be a good thing right?

From what I hear, starving someone to death is the best way to go. Why, I hear that Terri Schaivo had a painless, peaceful death. Yep, that's what I heard.

You said it before I did. Amazing we don't care about an innocent woman's pain, but we get all bent out of shape for a murderer.

[ReignOfError]

Quick, certain, supposedly painless, and because you're not putting chemicals or current through them, you have transplantable organs.

Recycling, thats supposed to be a good thing right?

A guy who ought to die is dead, and some folks who ought to live stay alive. Works for me.

Obviously, a lot of death row inmates won't be donor candidates because of disease and drug damage, and organ donation would have to be strictly voluntary, because otherwise there would be a risk of China-style harvesting. But nothing says that we couldn't offer incentives. Sign the donor agreement, get a TV in your cell and double the Jell-O at dinner.