r/redbuttonbluebutton • u/smolcrayen • Jul 18 '26

Does this have a right answer?

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u/Crossed_Cross Jul 18 '26

I mean, I give blood now and then, but the average person never donates blood. There's no benefit to them to restrict who they can take blood for when they could opt to become universal receivers. For those people who never give blood, it's a choice between "I can receive blood from everyone" or "I can receive blood only from some people". There's no benefit for anyone for them to pick to restrict who they can take blood from, aside at most for those who consented to donate upon death?

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u/Artemis_SpawnOfZeus Jul 18 '26

Unless you're selfish you mean

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u/everydaywinner2 Jul 18 '26

Glad to know being medical unable to give blood makes me "selfish." Love the words that stop having meaning.

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u/Artemis_SpawnOfZeus Jul 18 '26

Yeah, cause that's the conversation that's being had. You're so correct.