Abortion is a very touchy subject to a lot of people. Sometimes you can't even say the word "abortion" without getting disgusted looks from the people around you or getting a lecture about why it's a good thing. Abortion is not a good thing. Why should an innocent life be taken without even having the ability to defend itself? Why should a living thing be told that it doesn't have feelings or that it doesn't matter? Why should a baby not have the chance to live simply because of the poor choices of its mother? Abortion is not a good thing and should not be tolerated. Taking the life of an innocent human being should never be accepted like it is.
In the article, “This Is What Abortion Looks Like,” the author's main point is how abortion is a topic that not many people talk about and think is bad but, Wendy Davis, a Texas senator talked about it in public. The author also discusses her own battles with an abortion that she had. She states that the morning sickness made it difficult to take care of her two toddlers. She uses a lot of other excuses to her decision such as she didn’t know who the father was, she was depressed and she was poor. She basically says she wasn't in the best place in life to have another child and she made a personal decision that would change …show more content…
Many women don’t know how abortion affects their baby, they just look at it as a way to fix a mistake they may have made by becoming pregnant in the first place. I don’t believe that this is right at all. In 2012, unmarried women accounted for 85.3% of all abortions. (U.S. Abortion Statistics) To me that seems like just a lot of women who felt alone, and like they couldn’t take care of a baby on their own. If more women were educated about abortion and other option, such as adoption, hundreds of thousands of babies wouldn’t have lost their lives in
In the article, “This Is What Abortion Looks Like,” the author's main point is how abortion is a topic that not many people talk about and think is bad but, Wendy Davis, a Texas senator talked about it in public. The author also discusses her own battles with an abortion that she had. She states that the morning sickness made it difficult to take care of her two toddlers. She uses a lot of other excuses to her decision such as she didn’t know who the father was, she was depressed and she was poor. She basically says she wasn't in the best place in life to have another child and she made a personal decision that would change …show more content…
Many women don’t know how abortion affects their baby, they just look at it as a way to fix a mistake they may have made by becoming pregnant in the first place. I don’t believe that this is right at all. In 2012, unmarried women accounted for 85.3% of all abortions. (U.S. Abortion Statistics) To me that seems like just a lot of women who felt alone, and like they couldn’t take care of a baby on their own. If more women were educated about abortion and other option, such as adoption, hundreds of thousands of babies wouldn’t have lost their lives in