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There are pros and cons of this whole thing too. Think of it as a highly profitable business the hot commodity of which is the human body and its parts. All sorts of abuses are possible. There are people whose kidneys were stolen or those who were forced to sell theirs either by force or through trickery or those who sold their organs to feed their families. This trade is done among three parties donors, doctors and receiving patients. In many cases the middle chain is also the corrupt chain with certain doctors and their accomplices accomplish this through illegal methods.
It is just an assumption to say that a dead body belongs to another entity such as the family of the deceased, the government or the medical organization hence it is in their authority to decide what to do with it. When you assume that you are disregarding so many personal rights. Furthermore, you are probably a very simple-minded person who doesn´t care about the subtleties of human life that is why you see nothing wrong in reducing this highly complicated matter that affects many people into a simple Boolean Equation.
If you are thick as brick an organ transplantation will not change anything.
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