I have chosen the topic of Abortion, I believe this is one of the most polarizing subjects in the country. It’s a fight of ideas, legalities, morels, and government all mashed into what some say is a right to choose, and others say it is murder. The Pro-choice advocates have many of the arguments in favor of abortion, but I will just pick seven of them. 1. Laws against abortion don’t stop them just relegates them to the back rooms of illegal abortion operations. 2. If you want to stop abortion than give alternatives. 3. Religious ideology is no foundation for any law. 4. Reproductive restrictions do not end with abortion, but include all forms of contraception. 5. If you are a man you have no right to say anything because you can’t get pregnant. 6. A woman should not have to carry a baby to term if it's a result of rape or incest. 7. Doctors should have the last say in all health matters. It is a woman’s choice on what to do
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One of the things our law is ground in is the moral system of religious belief. It is a fundamental part of who we are and even if you don’t believe somewhere in your past, someone was taught a moral standard from religious beliefs. One of the toughest points made by the pro-abortion side “rape and incest is a life crushing event for a woman, and having to carry the baby could cause her more harm”. If we look at the “life at conception” then a murder is a murder and we always err on the side of caution, so if this could be a murder we should not allow it, no matter the circumstance. We need to make sure we separate the baby from the rapist/abuser and not take the baby’s life just because of the father. When the mother’s life is in danger the hard choice should be made by the mother-to-be, is this harder than choosing who gets the vital transplant. There are times when someone has to pick who gets the short end of a
One of the things our law is ground in is the moral system of religious belief. It is a fundamental part of who we are and even if you don’t believe somewhere in your past, someone was taught a moral standard from religious beliefs. One of the toughest points made by the pro-abortion side “rape and incest is a life crushing event for a woman, and having to carry the baby could cause her more harm”. If we look at the “life at conception” then a murder is a murder and we always err on the side of caution, so if this could be a murder we should not allow it, no matter the circumstance. We need to make sure we separate the baby from the rapist/abuser and not take the baby’s life just because of the father. When the mother’s life is in danger the hard choice should be made by the mother-to-be, is this harder than choosing who gets the vital transplant. There are times when someone has to pick who gets the short end of a