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Poll: Should people be able to sell one of their kidneys?


Posted: Mar 18, 2007

OK, OK. No support for libertopian organ trading here. Poll participation hit a high of 179 voters, of whom two thirds hated the idea and 20% thought it pointless given the alternatives.

New poll:  Will the ability to change skin, hair and body at will help make racism irrelevant?


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