What a strange way to go

[Niall]

No mate, BBC news.

So if, god forbid, your mother was struck down with a terminal illness and her dying request was to save your dad who was also dying, your telling me you wouldnt be slightly vexed by this?

Of course its not how the system works, my very point was that its wrong how it does work. At the end of the day its someones body, they should have the power to give people 'first refusal'. The same end result is still being acheived, saving lives. Just in a different order of process...

I don't think it is wrong. If it did work the way you wanted to, then you will probably find a lot less people will get new organs.
If my parents were ill, then of course I would be upset but at the end of the day, everyone is someones son/daughter and they will mean just as much to someone else as your family do to you. Life isn't fair. Simples!