Do some people have to die for others to live?

Question

If so, is power in the wrong hands dangerous?

Answer 1

I took another meaning from it than did the others..
what about the brain dead car accident victim.
if the family 'lets' them go 5-6 more people might get the organs, so that they might live.
who makes these decisions? who has the right?
do the organ donor people come like vultures?

the answers: i don't know, i don't know, and I don't know.

I am an organ donor, i want my life, or lack there or, to help others to live.
just the meaning that I got from your question. I'm pretty slow today, so excuse it, if it wasn't what you were looking for.

Answer 2

I took this the wrong way, but here goes:
1- If all people who ever were born still lived, we'd DEFINITELY not have enough resources.
2- Whenever we have fair-minded groups like socialistd and communes, etc., power STILL corrupts.
3- This is why, from what I'm hearing, Barack Obama is our man. Apparently, he is the one who can get the young and non-disillusioned to take care of the well-being of the society overall, and not pander to special interests. And yes, most Americans are selfish enough to VOTE special interest.
4- If the power be in the wrong hands, it's in the hands of voters who only care about their segment of the population.
5- The YOUNG need to make the changes!

Answer 3

Yes. I think war is a good example. If the wrong people have nukes, it is probably better to hit them first... kill a few to save the world type of thing.

Answer 4

Think Jesus, second world war, first world war - in fact every war. armies die so citizens can live