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The Pros And Cons Of Abortion

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Views on abortions range of positive perspectives to negative perspectives. “Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations”. The quote related to abortion because although it may be hard to have a baby, but at the end of the day it only makes you stronger. You mature more as a person and you learn new things everyday. When you think about it you may not think you will be able to have a baby, but you can do whatever you put your mind to. As long as you’re in a stable house and have a stable job then you’re set. Although I disagree with abortion, there should be an allowance only if the female was raped, but there will be proof needed to follow through with the process. In my opinion, if you have the nerve to get an abortion and you …show more content…

“Those who are pro-choice believe, correctly, that all people have rights regarding their bodies” (Eichenwald, Kurt). With that stated people believe that they have the right to do what they please which is true because due to the first amendment, you have the right to make your own decisions. Also stated “by that logic, an embryo or fetus is part of a woman, and she retains the right to make decisions as to whether she will bring that pregnancy to term” (Eichenwald, Kurt). Also referring to the first amendment you have the right to make your own decisions. You are able to choose to do as you please but killing a baby that did nothing to you isn’t the right thing to do. For one your mentality was to have a baby therefore you should have the same mentality to have the baby. For two, if the baby is no harm to you or itself, then there is no point of having an abortion. “On the flip side, anti-abortion proponents argue that since every person alive was granted the right to be born, those who argue that life should be denied to others through an abortion are violating the golden rule” (Eichenwald, Kurt). With that being said there, are people that are against abortions and really believe that everyone was granted to be born. Also, I believe that those alive now was able to be born and those who get pregnant and want to get an abortion should not be allowed to do so being that they didn’t get aborted. Also being that they should not be allowed to go through with an abortion just because they cannot own up to their

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The operation of killing a baby is horrifying, which is probably why women struggle after having their abortions. After all, those women decided whether or not they were going to give a person a chance at life. People argue whether or not its ok to have an abortion or kill human life before it even took its first breath. In the 1800’s abortion was illegal, but in the 1973 Supreme Court Case Roe vs. Wade; abortion became legal again. This is the

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Part A: In today’s society there are many mixed feelings about abortion, many are pro for it and many are against it, some of the actions for this are because of their religion, social opinions, and political view on this situation. Firstly, religion, there are many different perspectives for each religion. Especially on harsh topics such as abortion. Such as Buddhism, which allows for abortion in certain circumstances such as if the child will be born retarded or if it will be too difficult for the parents later on when the child is born.

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Women should never let people who will never experience the physical and mental consequences of having an abortion determine their fate for

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[134] Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote in the 1992 decision in Planned Parenthood v. Casey, "The ability of women to participate equally in the economic and social life of the Nation has been facilitated by their ability to control their reproductive lives”(abortion.procon.org). Women have the right of choosing if they want to have an abortion if they want to discard the fetus they can because it's their opinion and their choice and their body and the constitution has a right for women to have a freedom of what they want to do when it comes to

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My worldview of abortion has also stemmed out from what I have learned through observation. I have always grown up being taught that babies are a gift from God. Therefore, aborting babies in my view is like throwing away a precious gem that God so clearly had given to you. In Luke 12:7 it states, “Why, even the hairs of your head are all numbered. Fear not; you are of more value than many sparrows”.

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What if your mother had aborted you ? Well, if I'd never come into existence in the first place, I probably wouldn't have any strong feelings on the matter. I love my mother and I respect whatever decision she would have chosen. What I want is for the women to have access for a safe and legal abortion for when or if the women needs it.

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They say since the fetus isn’t considered a human yet, it shouldn’t have human rights. According to Misconceptions about Abortion, “There is no scientific consensus as to when human life begins. It is a matter of philosophical opinion or religious belief” (Misconceptions, 2016). This shows that the fetus is technically not a human and the abortion could technically not be murder. As Why Abortion is Not Murder points out, “to be "murder" an action must involve "killing."

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Abortion teaches a person that being irresponsible is ok, that one can just go out and have unprotected sex as they please without any consequences. Women treat abortion as a contraceptive if they aren’t “ready” to have a baby. One is never fully prepared to have a baby does that make killing the baby for one’s own selfish reasons ok? What does this teach the children in today’s world, that if we don’t want/like something we just get rid of it? How do you explain to a child that their life is more valuable than another child’s life?

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A huge argument against abortion is that the rights of a woman do not outweigh the rights of a child. Pro-lifers believe that the comparison between the woman and child’s rights are completely unfair and outrageous. Since unborn children do not have a voice yet in the world, opponents of abortion act as their voice, trying to fight for their rights. There are many reasons that opponents of abortion believe it to be a bad thing. Some reasons being that “Over 99% of all pregnancies are the result of sexual relations in which both partners have willingly participated, pregnancy is a much different experience than the analogy depicts, even when pregnancy is unwanted or difficult, it is a temporary condition, in abortion mother and child are pitted against each other as enemies, the child's presence during pregnancy is rarely more inconvenient than his presence after birth, and, that even when there is no felt obligation, there is sometimes real obligation” (The Rights of a Woman Do Not Outweigh the Rights of a Child, 3).

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Pro-Choice abortionists say that we don’t know when life begins because Even though biological life begins at conception, we don’t know when personhood begins ("Pro-life vs pro-choice," 2014). To keep it less personable people who are pro-choice say that a fetus and or an unborn baby is nothing more than a blob. Women who stand behind the pro-choice stance says that it is their body so they should be allowed to do whatever they want and even if the preborn has an inherent right to life, this right is superseded by the mother’s right to autonomy ("Pro-life vs pro-choice,"

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Abortion is a very sensitive issue. Many people are constantly debating whether or not abortion should be allowed or not. Some people think abortion is very bad and that it should not be allowed at all. They think abortion is like committing murder as it is killing the human fetus. Others feel that the parents should have the right to choose and it is not murder until the baby is born.

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34-36). If a mother does not have enough time to take care of her children, then then it is possible for the child to be neglected and not get the care or love they need. Another reasons why a woman wouldn’t want an abortion is “'I can't afford a baby now (e.g, unmarried, student, can't afford childcare or basic needs) (73% in 2004 and 69% in 1987)” (Knapp, 2007, pg. 34-36).

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This must be changed, it is not right for anyone to face this if they don't want to. In 2008, "84.3% of all abortions were performed on unmarried women. " This was in America, where abortions are legal without any exceptions. The amount of women in other countries, where not wanting to be a single parent is not a reason to get an abortion, having to have children is preposterous. Can you really say to yourself that women should be forced into being a single parent, when they simply don't want to be

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(Tanner) Pro-choice defenders also say that it is the woman 's right to choose to have the baby or not, forgetting the baby 's rights. The life of a human being begins at the moment of conception, and it is not the fetus´s fault if the mother wasn 't ready to have a baby or if the situation in which baby was conceived wasn 't ideal. For example, if the baby is conceived by rape, the baby should not pay the consequences of other people, he or she has not done anything wrong .”Compassion for the mothers is extremely important, but it is never

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Therefore, to rely on just abortion means they don’t have any responsibility. Abortion is not the easy way that people think. It seems that people who have an abortion easily think the fetus is just a thing. We should know how serious of a health risk this action is for our soul and body. Numerous citizens believe that if you are old enough to have sexual intercourse, you are old enough to raise a child.

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