Mandatory Sterilization Pros And Cons

Psalms 27:10, “For my father and my mother have forsaken me, but the Lord will take me in” (Psalms). Isaiah 1:17, “Seek justice, encourage the oppressed. Defend the cause of the fatherless, plead the case of the widow” (Isaiah). I, Emily Kennedy, will prove to my fellow classmates that mandatory sterilization of unfit mothers should be legal for Mrs. Steffey’s English Language and Composition final. After personally witnessing three innocent children being abandoned by their mother, I was compelled to fight for all children and to learn more about what could be done to prevent this kind of episode from ever happening again. Many hours of research have only reinforced my view on this issue. Following are the pros, cons, those on behalf of and those contrary to the topic. I know where I stand on mandatory sterilization. …show more content…
Thus while it would be rare for a felony conviction sentence to be less than one year, it is not impossible.
With this being said, a person convicted of firearm abuse cannot bear arms unless they have been imprisoned for less than a year, which is nearly impossible, the average time is three years. So, if a felon is no longer privileged to own a firearm after abusing his or her rights to one, then why is a mother privileged to birth a child after having three or more removed from her custody? She abused her right to motherhood, and in some cases abused the child directly.
When you hear the word prostitute, what comes to mind? For me, it is a very classless lady, with many diseases, and several children by different fathers, standing alongside the streets. Maybe, I am being