Essay On Abortion Laws

The abortion laws should be changed in the United States. An individual should never kill a baby, due to it being a financial or mental inconvenience. The government and a majority of the U.S. population don’t realize that, even though it’s not out of the womb, its still life. I hate the fact that someone would be so selfish, to take someone else’s life, for the convenience of there’s. It is murder and should most defiantly be illegal. There are awful situations, in which the law can be excluded. Abortion should be illegal, excluding when it dangers the mother, or when the pregnant mother is raped.
The sad thing is, the government is making money of killing people. That sounds like a huge anti-government conspiracy theory, but it is true. …show more content…
They both have validated opinions, but this one is the most validated. If a mother can survive the pregnancy, then they need to do everything possible to make that happen. In some cases, it is unpredictable, and I would not want to take that risk. That would be a very difficult decision for a doctor to make. If the process went wrong, and both individuals died because of my misjudgment I would never be able to live with myself, if I was the reason two innocent people were no longer living. Doctors take a lot of risk, and have a very stressful job. We definitely don’t give them the credit they …show more content…
It is an awful thing, and I love that my state, Indiana, is going to extreme measures to ban it. Eric Holcomb and Mike Pence may both be idiots but his beliefs on that topic, are very similar to mine. I respect everyone’s opinion, but if you feel the same way I feel about abortion, I respect is ten times more. I don’t like getting into discussions about the topic because it makes me very mad, and I often get rude. Abortion should be illegal, excluding when it dangers the mothers health, or when the pregnant mother is raped, and the sexual interaction was forced upon