A Defense of Abortion

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    repeal that law here in the state of New Hampshire and I think that's very important. I wish you all well and I would love to help with any effort to get our law back in the right place on this.” Ayotte also says that would not overturn the Federal Defense of Marriage Act because it’s a states right to decide marriage and would vote against any repeal of DOMA because of…

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    bad. However, in cases of abortion where a potential life is considered “bad”, is it justified to remove it? After all, life is often viewed as the highest intrinsic good, and thus deliberately taking it away becomes a serious moral issue. Pro-life arguments, or arguments opposing abortion, claim that each human has a right to life, a child is a human at the moment of conception, and we have obligations to protect lives. Pro-choice arguments, or arguments supporting abortion, argue that a…

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    Don Marquis On Abortion

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    Abortion is a heavily charged subject in our culture right about now. The true definition of abortion plagues protester of both sides of the argument. Whether it be the simple termination of a pregnancy or as severe as murder, the real question stands, is it morally wrong? There is no scientific harmony as to when human life begins. As of now, It is a matter of religious belief or ethical opinion. The practice of removing unwanted fetuses is far from new, and actually dates back to ancient…

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    Arguments Against Abortion

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    I agree with Thomson’s example of a woman wanting to get an abortion to avoid a nuisance being “indecent”, but that is not up to me to decide. Being pro-choice means to be for any decision that someone wants to make regarding their pregnancy, and not for a decision as long as it doesn’t go against what I believe is right. Although in this case, I may not agree that that’s a viable reason to want to get an abortion, because it is not my business or my body, it is not my decision to make. I also…

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    Hinduism And Abortion

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    Abortion is essentially defined as the termination of pregnancy. This topic is very controversial as many women argue that it is their fundamental right to make decisions about their body. This topic can be viewed through two perspectives: pro-life and pro-choice. The stance that pro- life individuals take is that abortion is illegal since the fetus and the embryo are human beings, thus, have the right to live. On the other side, pro-choice believers argue that women deserve to make the choice…

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    that the right to an abortion falls within the right to privacy under the 14th amendment. I support the decision in Roe v. Wade. I do not think the government should have involvement in telling a woman whether or not she should be able to receive an abortion. I believe it is a right, as it is her body. Mainly, I would consider myself pro-choice. While I do understand that abortion might be totally against some people’s personal beliefs or religion, I do not believe that abortions should be…

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    the personal desires of individuals, this theory again goes great with looking outside of what your desires are and think about other factors that will affect the decision you made. For example if a woman decides to keep a baby instead of having an abortion then the woman has to think about financials, how to raise the baby the best way possible, and…

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    equality. The Military Advocate General 's office did not oppose the aim by the accuser, a woman serving in the IDF named Alice Miller, to begin training on the grounds of a rule against female pilots which would have been sexist, but instead said "defense expenditures” (Herzog 66), which was an obvious attempt at covering up the IDF’s blatant discrimination against women. “The military 's logic was that the investment involved in setting up a special course for women would be incommensurate…

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    they felt it went against the bill of rights and was therefore unconstitutional. The 4th amendment grants protection from unreasonable searches and seizures and many people considered reading text messages an unwarranted search. The governments’ defense to these allegations was that there are acts in place that make this legal. ECPA (Electronic Communications Privacy Act) allows the government to access internet files after they are 180 days old. CISPA (Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection…

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    idea of abortion and if it is ethical or unethical. I will be arguing that abortion is unethical. Abortion is unethical because if human life is sacred then all actions should be made to protect it. Human life must be protected; not killed while still in the womb. “The fetus has no moral status, it is not morally wrong to destroy something that has no moral status.” (Chaloner, Page 45). Chaloner brings up a common claim that supports abortion. Chaloner states that many support abortion because…

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