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    A moral philosophy called Judith Jarvis Thomson,came up with “A Defense of Abortion” in 1971.When it comes to argument of the right to life,According to experiments, he argue that fetus has the right to life though the pregnant woman has the right to control her own body.He disagree that abortion is morally impermissible.(Thomson,1971) Long time ago,abortion was considered in the context of gender selection,family planning,population control.First and foremost,almost every family want to…

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    Fetal Container Body

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    In the article “Living Incubators, Fetal Container or Womb with legs”? by Melanie DeMaeyer states that women should be able to have control of their own bodies, and have their own image of pregnancy, and not what society should have you look like. The main idea DeMaeyer focuses on is that every woman should have the right what to choose, and what to do with their bodies. In this article DeMaeyer big argument is that women should not be thought of as objects, or “others”, and should be equal…

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    The Controversy of Abortion Abortion is wrong and should not be allowed. The definition of abortion is “The deliberate termination of a human pregnancy.” (dictionary.com) This is a very controversial topic for some people. Abortion can be looked at as okay by some, or as murder by others. Some people justify abortion by saying a variety of different things. I personally believe that abortion is murder and that life begins at conception. The definition of abortion is “The deliberate…

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    Woman's body; her choice! People avoid conversations that deal with abortion because it leads to a variety of altercations between one another. Should the woman have the choice to choose to abort? Should the unborn baby get a chance at life? Sometimes life throws curveballs and unplanned pregnancy happens at unexpected times. Fear and unpreparedness flood one's body with news on becoming pregnant, planned or not. Abortion should be illegal throughout the United States in all instances, except…

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    controversial topic of abortion and whether it should be allowed or outlawed. These two factions on opposite sides are pro-choice and pro-life. Pro-choice supporters in essence believes a woman has the right to an abortion if she decides to do so. On the other hand, pro-life supporters believe the fetus is its own human being and has the right to live, thus an abortion cannot be performed on the woman. Judith Jarvis Thomson, a philosophy professor supports the right to an abortion in her paper,…

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    Abortion Negative Effects

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    effects of an abortion An average 1.2 million abortions happen every year in the U.S. alone (“Abortion Clinics” para 15). That is a very big number; therefore, many people do not realize there is that many abortions in one year ,and how many lives that have been lost from an abortion. Every woman is different when it comes to an abortion. Many risks to an abortion can be emotional effects and physical effects. Every women that has got an abortion have had physical effects. After an abortion a…

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    Abortion is a growing controversial issue in the world today, mainly in the United States. “Abortion is one the most common medical performed in the United States each year” (Suzann, 1). The issue has become more prominent as years’ progress for a variety of reasons, to include the fact that the “traditional” family’s existence is fading. Abortion became legalized during the Roe v Wade case in 1973, now a little over one million abortions are performed each year. Women are becoming undesirably…

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    ROUGH COPY “Infanticide in the UK was a trial based off of the 1624 statute It has been argued that the statute’s main focus was to discourage immorality and the birth of bastard children.” Case Name R.V MASSET Citation R.V MASSET, OB (Old Bailey?) 1899 (LDN, UK) Facts On October 27th Louisa Josephine Jemina Masset was accused of infanticide based off the 1624 Statute of Infanticide of her son Manfred Masset born April 24th, 1896. He was killed by asphyxiation and defacement. On…

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    Why Is Abortion Bad

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    Contrary to the popular idea that abortion is bad, I think abortion is a good thing because it can save the lives of young people. Now I know that sounds bad because you’re taking a life to save a life but hear me out. On the other hand, I do not think you should be able to have more than one. I say this because it should be okay for someone to have a second chance because having a child can change your life. For the good or for the bad. Many people can argue and say abortion is a bad thing and…

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    Pros And Cons Of Nuvaring

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    Introduction The NuvaRing is a contraceptive, and it prevents you from getting pregnant. Like all contraceptives, is the NuvaRing not one hundred percent reliable, there is a probability of 0.4% pregnancy. This means that if a thousand women a year use the NuvaRing, four women would become pregnant. The NuvaRing does not protect against STDs. It is intended that you insert the ring between the first and the fifth day of your period. The first week is the ring not quite reliable, so using a…

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