Abortion is removing the fetus or embryo (terminating a pregnancy) before it can live outside of the uterus. If this occurs spontaneously it’s called a miscarriage.
1973 Controversial argument
Abortion has been one of the most controversial arguments in the 21st century. It has been a constant battle of pro – life and pro – choice abortion is neither right, or wrong it varies from person to person. Should abortion be legal? Many disagree and say that abortion should be legalized because it’s just the only option but this is the whole difference of pro – life and pro – choice. Pro – choice activists believe that the unborn child inside the women’s body is her property a nobody should interfere with her choices. Although 1967 in Britain they passed an abortion act their policy is that the abortion procedure is legal up to twenty-eight weeks of gestation. Northern Ireland did not get the law passed any person whom aborts illegally will face life while the patient serves fourteen years. As I have read on many articles other countries this it’s as I quote “sad fact that courts in the united states and European countries don’t consider that the unborn child should be protected. The Republic of Ireland banned abortion only allowing patients to abort when her life is under threat.
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They believe that it is the act of carelessness saying that the women didn’t take the right precautionary steps of the pregnancy. That she should have to deal with it, it’s her responsibility. If abortions are legalized that everyone will use that as a form of birth control because they’ll start getting really carelessness. Religions believe that sexual intercourse is for procreation or their children of god; so ending a pregnancy is a moral