There's a shortage of donors as it is where too many are dragging their feet when it comes to registering. This new rule seems to make the "game" fairer.
I've never really seen it as a game myself. To me it is just a way to turn your own grief in to someone's joy. Is that really so bad? While I do not possess a donor card, I've made my wishes perfectly clear to those who would be making decisions on my behalf should something happen.
But how I understand it, orthodox who explicitly refuse donating organs apparently want to dictate rules for matches they don't even participate in. What's it then? Do they want be in front of the queue for accepting organs? Play the game or leave the table. Another fine example of religious representatives imposing themselves, interpreting the word of God.
Yes, yes, and yes. You have to remember that the religious leaders in biblical times were the law. Even if how they interpreted the word of God was horribly inaccurate and plainly only for their benefit, people went with it. Even in modern times, these "leaders" still seem to be nothing more than a cleaned up version of a mob boss.
I love UltraEdit. I'm still waiting for the Linux version.
Back when I worked at REI a coworker decided to grow a beard so his face would stay warm when he went snowshoeing. Unfortunately, the beard only managed to collect moisture, which consequently froze and only made him colder. I don't think his problem was quite as bad as the pictured gentleman, but it definitely was not pleasant.
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The one day you'd sell your soul for something, souls are a glut.