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    One of the biggest problems I have with pro-life people are that they are not medically trained or lack advanced anatomy/physiology beyond basic high school biology. Because of this, they are spreading “facts” that may not actually be accurately supported by science. It’s like the blind leading the blind. Even though I am a kinesiology major myself, I learned and I am still learning about the human body although I thought that I knew it all. Since I am pro-choice, I think that abortion clinics…

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    Sometimes, when performing the abortion, not only the child is dead, but that that can lead to the mother’s death based on how the abortion was made. Abortion has different effects on each woman. Emotional and psychological effects are the most common, and those effects affect each woman in different way. They can make the woman feel sad, and it can cause depression, anxiety, even suicide. The most dangerous one is the physical effect, and this effect can lead to serious infections. For instance…

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    Abortion Ethical Views

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    Many people believe that women should not be respected if they had an abortion because they made that decision, and they see it as a sign of weakness because they can not take care of a baby. Also, many people see it as a murder this came from what a lot of religious and church goers have been telling the public. They see it as a really big sin because most of these people don’t understand the pain the women may had to go through in order to make that decision. I’m catholic i have been raised…

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    Planned Parenthood Case

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    Planned Parenthood filed a lawsuit against the Center for Medical Progress in the Federal District Court in San Francisco on Thursday, January 14, for the group’s undercover video footage of certain Planned Parenthood clinics. The lawsuit alleges conspiracy, fraud, and other violations made against Planned Parenthood through the released videos. The filed lawsuit claims that the defendants fabricated a tissue procurement company in order to access private medical conferences and procured false…

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    One of the biggest debates in today’s society, is the argument on whether women should be allowed to get an abortion. Abortion by definition is the termination of human pregnancy. Over the years conservatives and liberals have argued over “pro-life” and “pro-choice” Conservatives believing that the fetus is a human being and automatically has rights and believes abortion is murder. On the other hand liberals believe that the fetus not yet a human until a certain point in the pregnancy. And…

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    Reaction Paper 3 Issue 11, “Should Pro-Life Health Providers Be Allowed to Deny Prescriptions on the Basis of Conscience”, Daniel explains that pharmacists are able to refuse to fill a prescription based of their morals and beliefs. This is effects mainly the women of society because the majority of these prescriptions are mostly birth control pills and emergency contraception. Although, there has been many instances where the pharmacists are fired if they refused to fill a prescription, there…

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    Roe vs. Wade Pro-Life Vs. Pro-Choice Roe was a pregnant single woman, brought a class action suit challenging the constitutionality of the Texas abortion laws. This Texas law made it a crime to have an abortion except on medical advice to save the life of the mother. This case is now formally known as Roe vs. Wade. This Texas state law was ruled unconstitutional. The Court determined that the states were forbidden from any regulation of abortion performed during the first trimester of pregnancy…

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    legal women have the right to choose. The majority of the people in favor of pro-life are Christians, who also believe that killing any human being is wrong. But that brings up the important question. What exactly is considered to be living and not living? According to Trisha Johnson, when people were polled on whether they were pro-life and pro-choice, about 50 percent of the people were pro-life and 45 percent were pro-choice. This meant that still even today people were against abortion…

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    Roe V. Wade Summary

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    Landmark Cases: Roe V. Wade, 1973. A young, unwed woman by the name of Norma McCorvey became pregnant and sought out an abortion in Texas in 1969. Texas law made abortion a felony unless “on the medical advice for the purpose of saving the life of the mother,” or rape and incest cases. McCorvey attempted to obtain an abortion through two measures, claiming she was raped, and illegal clinics. There was no police report to prove she had ever been raped and the illegal clinics were shut down…

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    Have you ever heard of the "Comeback Kid," or "Joe Cool?" These were the nicknames of one of the most iconic quarterbacks in NFL history. He broke records. He won super bowls. He was also a leader. Joe Montana was an iconic NFL quarterback, but he was also a leader for his traits of strategy, determination, and humor. First off, Joe Montana had strategy which is only one of his leadership traits. According to, Joe Montana by: Jack Kavanagh, because of his style and strategy he led…

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