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Abortion Persuasive Essay

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It has been brought to my attention the great need our country has for a solution to teenage pregnancy, unplanned pregnancy, and abortion. Every solution that has been brought forth and tested has failed us. From birth control to abstinence nothing has seemed to work. “Each year there is an estimated 87 million unexpected pregnancy with 46 million of them resulting in death of the child.” (Yazdkhasti) When will this country wake up and realize the real need we have for a solution for this problem? For the greater good of the children, I have come up with a fool-proof solution. Imagine this… You're sitting at the dinner table with your 17 year old daughter. You're having a normal family dinner time conversation when all of the sudden she puts down her fork and looks you in the eye and says, “Mom, Dad, I need to tell y'all something”. Your heart immediately sinks. Your mind races from did she fail a test, did she get a ticket from driving, has she been drinking. But never once did her being pregnant cross your mind. …show more content…

Starting with this generation of babies being born we remove their reproductive parts immediately after birth. As the children grow up, there is no longer a need for sexual intercourse to reproduce. Every child of the upcoming generation would be affected by this solution causing a fix in unplanned birth and abortion. But then how would children and the future generations be born you ask? By eggs. You see, when a couple or individual is economically stable enough to support a child and can pass a series of test and lifestyle evaluations they could go to a clinic and genetically design a baby. In these clinics they would have an online catalog where you could decide the gender, hair color, eye color, and skin color of the child. From there they would take your selections and send them to a group of highly specialized scientists to genetically create your

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