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If We Had Enough Cadaver Organs To Go Around We Wouldn't Do Living Donor Liver Transplants Because One Is We Don't Want To Put A Donor At Risk, But The Second Is That It's A More Difficult Surgery For The Recipient Because You're Getting A Piece Of A Liver Rather Than A Whole Liver. It Takes You Longer To Recover, And It Has More Complications Related To Where We Sew Together The Blood Vessels And The Bile Ducts.

Pretty Much Everybody Knows There Are Not Enough Organs For All Of Those Patients Who Need To Get Transplants, And What Happens Is, Is That Organs Are Actually Directed In Liver Transplantation To Those Patients Who Are The Sickest. So The Patients Who Have The Greatest Chance Of Dying In The Next Three Months Or So Are The Ones Who Get The Priority For The Liver Transplant.

I'm Not Sure That It's Right To View This As Excluding A Particular Group. When The Institution Of Marriage Developed Historically, People Didn't Get Around And Say, 'let's Have This Institution, But Let's Keep Out Homosexuals.' The Institution Developed To Serve Purposes That, By Their Nature, Didn't Include Homosexual Couples.

Sometimes It’s Just Surreal Out There, While You’re Running A Marathon. People Just Standing Out In The Cold, Even The Rain, Cheering For You, Blasting Music For You. It’s An Awesome Show Of Camaraderie And Community.

By Ensuring That No One In Government Has Too Much Power, The Constitution Helps Protect Ordinary Americans Every Day Against Abuse Of Power By Those In Authority.