The verdict is unambiguous: no vote in favour, with men and women alike 100% opposed across all age groups, except 18-24s who leave some room for uncertainty.
Two refusals dominate: the risk of exploiting poverty, and the commodification of the body. Donation must remain a free act, or it stops being one.
Fear of legitimising organ trafficking also surfaces, alongside acknowledgement that donors render an immense service. An ironic note suggests financial temptation already exists, which only reinforces the no camp.