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Jeffrey Blackwood
ENG- 106
Dr. Verrone
06/01/2021
It's difficult to maintain a pleasant lifestyle; how much money does a person require to
make ends meet? There are many responses to this topic, but a few people are willing to donate
their lungs, eyes, hearts, sperm, blood, and other organs in exchange for a large sum of money.
This may appear odd, but people will go to great lengths for the proper amount of money. Many
people are waiting for an organ transplant, and some have been on these lists for a long time.
Waiting for a benefactor who might be a coordinate might be excruciating for the recipient and
his or her family. The never-ending bills add to the stress. Many families are unable to afford
long-term care. Unfortunately, many patients on the waiting lists will die while waiting for an
organ transplant. As a result, some people resort to the illicit market in order to obtain the organ
they require. The persons who these folks go to are known as "organ brokers”. The folks who
profit the most from unlawful sales are the wealthy and the brokers. They take advantage of
those who can afford to come to them. Organ trades are misused because organ brokers and those
who can buy from them profit at the expense of vulnerable disadvantaged people.
The behavior of misusing assets and benefitting from them is known as abuse or
manipulation. Misuse is regarded as fundamental, or value based. Shame can be depicted as a
conversation between two persons. A structure that unjustifiably helps one set of people at the
expense of another is an example of basic abuse (Wertheimer & Zwolinski, 2017). The

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fundamental premise of the organ trade is to take advantage of another person's weakness in
order to obtain another person's organs. The legal definition of misuse refers to the act of treating
someone or something badly or unfairly. The second criterion involves brokers who exploit
individuals, which is an example of value-based exploitation. In many circumstances,
exploitation can be personal or socially beneficial, yet it is still unjustifiable to one of the persons
involved. Individual misuse is the act of coercing or wielding authority over a vulnerable
individual or forcing a helpless individual to provide services for the benefit of another person,
and it is an example of structural exploitation (Wertheimer & Zwolinski, 2017). In this way, the
third model employs a poor individual to commit the act of offering or purchasing organs in
exchange for money or other benefits. Misuse isn't just about what a person can obtain or how
much money they can make; it's also about how one person treats another human being.