Steve Jobs helps push organ donation legislation

your amazing steve, came back again and turned the company around.

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Steve Jobs is a role model for me. He always stands up for the right things, and his convocation speech was just amazing. Organ donation should be made mandatory as it does save lives. Surely culture shouldn't prevail over life...

sincerely,
Kathy Williams
CEO of Top Grade Acai Extreme

Dear Steve Jobs,

I've thought this for years but have no clout to get anyone to listen to me so I hope you get to read this.
Signing the back of your drivers license is a great idea and a lot of people do sign it but I think the majority who don't only do not because they are lazy and not because of any real objection to it.
What if we changed the program to be the reverse. Have the default be to be an organ donor and people had to opt out. I've been at the DMV and I've seen people when asked if they wanted to be an organ donor just kinda shrug which puts them in the "non-donor" category. I think if the reverse were true, those same people would still just shrug but would then be in the "donor" category. This simple change in policy would most likely increase donors ten fold. And you sir are the man who could get the right people to make that happen.

Sincerely
Tom Leeds, Chicago IL

Here is a NYTimes article that asked Steve Jobs to make an organ donation iPhone app: http://bit.ly/4CAdrD

I think Arnold misunderstood when Californians demanded, "we need more jobs."

Curious: Is Jobs signed up to be an Organ Donor?

If this were the case, America would certainly not be debating whether the wealthy, such as Steve Jobs

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Economy/sto…

can circumvent the current system (for a liver), while 2,000 of the 16,000 others with less money die each year, waiting for that liver.

Personally, I wouldn't mind having my abdomen slit open after I'm dead to have my liver removed to give life, even to a lowlife piece of trash whose just gonna pickle it again, but 1) I don't want my whole d-amn body harvested for every organ and butchered like a kiddie scissors class has cut it up for paper dolls, and 2) it's not mandated by the government so why bother to opt-in.

What are the negative aspects of America requiring organ donation of only a few, targeted organs from each dead citizen? ...other than the fact that it would kill the current game, and America loves its lil games--i.e. it couldn't simply be b/c the insurance companies don't wanna fund the thousands of transplants per year?

Or is it just not practical b/c there still wouldn't be enough compatible organs (e.g. properly aged, as the average person dies somewhere after 70); or the transplant aftermaths are too tricky to be worthwhile?
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@Jonathan Garro,
That is formal wear for Mr. Jobs.

Does Steve ever change his shirt or pants? Just saying...

I just saw an article about one country trying to implement a situation where if you are an organ donor yourself, you are moved to the top of the list when you need one. I think that is a pretty good idea.