What Are The Ethical Implications Of Abortion

We live in a society where decisions are based upon opinions from others, and they hold our judgement. Throughout the years abortion has been a controversial topic whether abortion should be illegal and be held to higher consequences, or whether abortion should be pro-choice and women should have ethical reasons in order to get abortions. Abortion should be based upon the women’s choice with the circumstances they may find themselves in. The government, nor anyone has the right to tell a woman what she can and cannot do with her body. Many fatalities would occur if abortion was illegal. Abortion is a morality, and should not be legislated by the government.
Abortion gives women the ability to control their lives, fertility, education, vocations, and their responsibilities over their families. Some …show more content…
Both sides want to see the rate of abortion decrease, and at the same time want to see the number of unwanted children decrease as well. Anyone that is ever convinced they know the rightness of either position, about an abortion, does not understand the situation. Most Americans believe that both abortion is murder and should be legal. Problems is, Americans can even persuade women into making another choice but cannot make abortion illegal. Many consequences can come from making abortions illegal, such as higher death rates in women due to infertility issues, or unsafe abortions due to their restriction of not having an abortion. Sometimes abortions are necessary, and should not be thought of as a sin as well, many people do not realizes what harm can be done if a women is in need of abortion. There are common grounds to both sides of the argument, legal abortion has been a social right ever since Roe v. Wade. Why just be against abortion, and not look into the circumstances, instead let women have a choice, let women act upon themselves, let women become