There are reasons why you shouldn’t kill someone in a coma that doesn’t want to be killed when they’re in a coma even if you disagree with them about what makes life have moral value. If they agreed to have the plug pulled when it becomes clear that they won’t wake up, then it seems pretty reasonable to take out the organs before pulling the plug. And given what’s at stake, given permission, you should be able to take out their organs early and hasten their deaths by a short time in exchange for making it more likely to save someone else.
And why are you already conjecturing about what we would have wanted? We’re not dead yet. Just ask us what we want.
There are reasons why you shouldn’t kill someone in a coma that doesn’t want to be killed when they’re in a coma even if you disagree with them about what makes life have moral value. If they agreed to have the plug pulled when it becomes clear that they won’t wake up, then it seems pretty reasonable to take out the organs before pulling the plug. And given what’s at stake, given permission, you should be able to take out their organs early and hasten their deaths by a short time in exchange for making it more likely to save someone else.
And why are you already conjecturing about what we would have wanted? We’re not dead yet. Just ask us what we want.