The citizen in question has a duty and responsibility to use the second chance given to them by caring compassionate society wisely and responsibly. If they fail to grab this chance with both hands and use it wisely then tough on them.
While there’s no question of leaving someone to die in a situation such as an RTA, someone with a history of wasting organs and chances is a different matter and should not be given the opportunity to do so again. That, to me, is just throwing it back in the faces of both the donor (or donor’s family) and the medical team.

…Thanks awfully old chap…!

Cuteness is no excuse! 😀

Well that’s a relief, I’d have hated to be caught out by some darkness creeping up on me unexpectedly at the end of the day! 😀

3) Women who cant give a straight answer

Amen! 😀

If they’ve plummeted a good way you’ll be ok for fishpaste for a while! 😀

Sure there’s people who’ve never used drugs and abused their bodies in such ways waiting for transplants. When that queue’s empty, then maybe she should be considered…

I shall however be keeping the ‘broom’ line for future use if thats ok GA? 😀