Essay On Morality Of Abortion

The Morality of Abortion The number 54,559,615 is an extremely important number. It 's not the number of people that died in the Holocaust; that number is 11,000,000. It 's not the number of people to have died from cancer since 1990; that number is 5,000,000. It 's not even the number of casualties in the Iraq War; that number is well over 2,000,000. 54,559,615 is the number of abortions since 1973 and it 's a very important number for three specific reasons. This number shows the lack of responsibility society is beginning to have, the uneducated guess of what makes a human a human by pro-choice advocates, and it denies any negative effects that come of abortion. To begin, responsibility plays a massive role in dictating whether or not abortion is moral. Many pro-choice advocates suggest that because accidents happen a women should have the choice to decide what she wants to do with her body. This argument is flawed because it assumes something very important; accidents are commonplace. Accidents aren 't commonplace; in fact, 1 out of every 100 women that are on birth control will get pregnant not due to an accident, but because there is a lack of responsibility of …show more content…
The arguments of the people behind pro-choice lead to flawed situations that hold no true basis in fact. It 's clear that society as a whole refuses to take responsibility for their actions and choose to instead treat sex as a form of entitlement. Pro-choice followers practice an idea that a human is not a human in a hypocritical fashion and disregard all facts behind the negative effects abortion can have, not only on mothers, but even on fathers. 54,559,615; a number that could represent 5 Holocausts not only in number, but undeniably comparable as to why people for abortion think abortion is a morale thing to do. Nazi-Germany thought it was okay to murder Jews because they were not human. Modern society is acting the same way towards innocent