Against Abortion Persuasive Essay

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Over the years and across the world we have fought each other and our foreign counterparts on everything under the sun, and today our nation finds itself in another such situation, that if left untreated will eat us away until there no America left and everything we once stood for is left in ash for none to see. The terror and fight over Abortion has plagued our country for centuries now and has torn apart not only our country, but our families and friends as well. We have fought, killed, and slaughtered to prevent or allow women from choosing what to do with their very bodies. Everyone from politician to the good neighbor next door has given input and still our country is faced with the greatest dilemma since the dropping of the atom bomb. …show more content…
It has caused corruption across the board and even in our very souls. There are abortion clinics, so lacking in funds that they receive sponsorship from Gerber Baby Food, providing food samples to those who fail to go through with their difficult choice. Women receiving abortion after abortion, impregnated repeatedly; simply because she was so intent on displaying her right to choose. This brawl is bringing us to arms against each other, causing even sister to battle sister. Every day the anger grows and festers inside of us, it was only last week that a man who professed himself to be a Christian fired his gun on the innocents of Planned Parenthood, killing three people. It is not natural for this horrific event to occur, nor is it Christian. This man was not taught good Christian values and because of that the devil came in the form a …show more content…
Currently, the world is at a fork in the road, where one path leads to darkness and one leads to the light. We have started upon the path of the night, but it is not too late to return. This regulation would control our overpopulation and allow us to save those who deserve saving, causing us to progress with a stronger and more united country. We will be able to choose who reproduces, allowing only the strongest and smartest to come to our earth and disposing of the weakest or the resistance. We have become weak in the presence of luxury and it is almost obligatory that we artfully discard those who don’t deserve life. Our earth is dying by our hands, but it is not too late to save it from ourselves and nurture the earth back to the kingdom she once was. By this solution our people will be able to live happily on our beautiful earth without the fight over abortion or the worry of a doomed earth looming over their heads.

What more could our people or our government want than a happy and healthy habitat filled with only the best and brightest individuals our world can provide? By banning pregnancy all over the world we accomplish feats previously never thought possible. We eliminate the need for abortions and therefore end that fight, eradicate our worry over overpopulation, and begin to craft a super race that will

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