Opinión sobre políticos, tráfico de personas y venta de órganos: corrección y reflexión

My opinion about politicians

I don't understand anything about politics, but I know that we are living hard times nowadays.

First of all, there are many reasons why we do not like politicians. For example, their salaries are too high. They are liars who deceive us with lies to get our votes. Also, some are thieves, as we can see today with corruption cases. These are the major reasons that people don't like politicians.

Secondly, they can't make everyone happy; it would be impossible. It is very difficult, because we all have our own way of thinking. From time to time, we need to understand them and give them a break, is what I think.

All in all, politicians, whether we like it or not, are part of our life, because they affect us directly. They can't make everyone happy, but neither can we.

Traffickers (prostitution, drugs, arms...) are dangerous people. What...

The trafficking of arms, drugs and prostitution is a difficult problem to solve, because it exists all around the world.

First of all, it is necessary to decrease trafficking, for example, at points of entry to the country, and with that, help people to get out of these problems with drugs, prostitution and so on.

Secondly, to help people get out, it is necessary that we all collaborate and participate. How? For example, we could inform people about the damage drugs do to them. Everything is in our hands; they can't do it alone.

All in all, I think that trafficking is a very serious problem. It will take a great effort from the government, police and citizens to stop it.

Should people be permitted to sell their organs? Why or why not?

I am rather split on the issue, although I do tend to err on the side of bodily autonomy; namely, it's your body and you should do with it as you choose.

First of all, I know that this raises obvious moral and ethical implications. But thousands of people die each year waiting for transplants. The problem is that there are not enough people who are willing to be organ donors. On the other hand, creating a monetary incentive could change the opinion of people.

This should be very controlled, and we should not forget the problems that could result, for example, with black markets. These sites are illegal and a danger to the health of the donor.

All in all, I believe each person is master of his or her body and can do whatever he or she wants with it.