Argumentative Essay: Drop Dead Abortion

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Naesha Naser
Mr. Bolivar
Composition 10
June 4th , 2016
Drop dead abortion
“The greatest destroyer of peace is abortion because if a mother can kill her own child, what is left for me to kill you and for you to kill me? There is nothing between,” Said Mother Teresa. Did you know that planned parenthood perform more than 300,000 abortions every single year? As Bill Clinton once said “abortion should not only be safe and legal, it should be rare.” It is very easy to have a baby, but if you are not you are ready to take care of one and spend your whole day with your baby and give it all your time, whether it is night or day, is it really worth having one? Abortion means any of various surgical methods for terminating a pregnancy especially during
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You have to be at least 18-25. Just because you think it is cool to lose your virginity while you are still in school does not mean you have to. The most common age people have an abortion is 13- 17. When people have sex at young age, they don’t think about the consequences that can happen to them. The people who don’t think about the consequences are really stupid. There is not enough stupidity to be going around like this. The second problem with abortion is that the statistics are very high. White/Caucasian, African American, Latino and Asian women have the highest abortion rates in America. White/Caucasian women have 60% of abortions happening per year. African American women have 3 times more than white/Caucasian women do. Latino women have 2 times more than white/Caucasian women do. Asian women have over 99.9% of abortions happening per year. At the age of 25 and older, at least 52% of abortions are performed every year. For ages 20-24, 32% of abortions are performed every year. For ages 23-16, 20% of abortions are performed every year. (google.com) Last but not least, girls under 15, 1.2% of abortions are performed every year. Abortion is serious and permanent. There is no turning back, so don’t be

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