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    Lia Mills Anti-Abortion

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    Speech Evaluation Lia Mills in, Anti-Abortion Speech, she feeds us a powerful speech that touches not only our hearts and our morals, but also our common sense and judgement of good and evil. She brings us emotion, Logic, and Credibility, and with that she leaves us with an argument hard to ignore. Lia Mills never sways from her purpose, and she never loses her main focus of her speech which is that abortion is ethically and morally wrong. In her last sentences she writes, “Thank you for…

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    For the sake of the argument, we consider the fetus to be a person and have the right to life. Opposed to Thomson, I believe that aborting the fetus should be considered unjust killing because it is being deprived of the right to use the mother's body. My first and obvious premise are that the mother is causally responsible for the existence of the fetus. By casually responsible I mean to say that the mother partially caused the fetus to exist, while performing sex. Not stating that the mother…

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    Judith Jarvis Thomson and Don Marquis each offer a side on the abortion argument. Thomson provides us with “A Defense of Abortion” in which she makes the case for abortions to be generally permissible on the grounds that the mother has a right to choose what she does with her body and the fetus’ right to life does not include the use of another’s body. Marquis’ “Why Abortion is Immoral” makes the argument that abortion should be impermissible based on the fact that the fetus is being deprived of…

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    Don Marquis Abortion

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    article titled “Why Abortion is Immoral”, Don Marquis concludes that any action that deprives an individual of a valuable future is a serious prima facie morally wrong. Marquis argues that a fetus has a “future like ours”(FLO) of great value and killing the fetus deprives the fetus of that future. Therefore, killing a fetus is morally wrong and since abortion is killing a fetus, abortion is morally wrong. I have chosen to analyze natural law and ethical egoism as it relates to abortion. Ethical…

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    chosen the topic of Abortion, I believe this is one of the most polarizing subjects in the country. It’s a fight of ideas, legalities, morels, and government all mashed into what some say is a right to choose, and others say it is murder. The Pro-choice advocates have many of the arguments in favor of abortion, but I will just pick seven of them. 1. Laws against abortion don’t stop them just relegates them to the back rooms of illegal abortion operations. 2. If you want to stop abortion than…

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    The issue on abortion has been a long time controversy worldwide. It poses questions whether the process is considered wrong or right. To some group of people, abortion is considered morally unjust because it is viewed as an execution or murder of a human being. In the United States (US), abortion is still banned in many states, and some have implemented limitations prior to getting an abortion. I am for abortion that it should be legalized nationwide without limitations because it constitutes…

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    Abortion For many years the topic abortion has become very controversial. Whether it is supported by those who believe that women should have a choice to have an abortion if they wanted, because it is a constitutional right. While opposed by those who believe that having an abortion is immoral murder to an unborn baby. Abortion is defined as the termination of a pregnancy followed by the death of the embryo or fetus (Merriam-Webster). Abortion laws date back to the 1800’s and have continuously…

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    Why Abortion Is Wrong

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    a better understanding of the pro- life beliefs. During the interview, the respondent gave their viewpoint to why they believe abortion should become illegal. When asking the interviewee why they feel as though abortion is wrong, their response was, “Frankly, it’s still straight up murder, of a defenseless child” (Participant 1). They go into detail describing why abortion is murder. The respondent starts off by stating that in two to three weeks, an embryo is formed and the fetus begins to…

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    America today, Abortion is widely debated by the American public. Recent statistics show that for the first time in seven years, Americans are choosing pro-choice instead of pro-life. Acknowledging the arguments and understanding why people disagree with the idea of a woman being able to make a choice about her own reproductive health and potential future baby is important, but the reality is that Pro-life is constitutionally and morally the correct decision when considering abortion in the…

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    White English 1 B2 21 Apr. 17 Is It Murder ? Abortion is a very controversial issue. It’s such a controversial issue that almost immediately when you hear it, you want to start giving your political, religious, or ethical opinion. We probably all know that the argument for or against abortion is whether abortion is killing or not killing a baby. Abortion is taking the life of an innocent, unborn child. No matter what facts you use to defend an abortion, murdering an innocent child is wrong.…

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