Pro-life vs. Pro-choice Essay

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    Do you like having the freedom to worship in whatever you believe in? Like all seven billion people on planet earth most people do not like being told what to do. In this case going against the faith of The Little Sisters of the Poor. The little sisters had sued under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act over the birth control mandate in Obama care. Obama care says that organizations had to give their employees contraceptives and the little sisters of the poor being a catholic organization…

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    In a historic ruling, the Supreme Court of the United States has overturned a Texas abortion law and declared it unconstitutional. The case was decided by a 5-3 vote on June 27 by the Supreme Court. The decision is expected to have repercussions throughout the country, as several states have similar laws that are currently being blocked or are in effect. The law had required clinics that provide abortions services to have surgical facilities and doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby…

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    Another core argument in the pro-choice campaign is that abortion is strongly correlated with reducing crime rates. Donohue and Levitt from “The Impact of Legalized abortion on Crime” write, We offer evidence that legalized abortion has contributed significantly to recent crime reductions. Crime began to fall roughly 18 years after abortion legalization. The 5 states that allowed abortion in 1970 experienced declines earlier than the rest of the nation, which legalized in 1973 with Roe v. Wade.…

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    other situations. Aborting a child is a choice that one has to make and be able to live with. There are many pros and cons when it comes to the topic of abortion. A women should be able to make her own decisions on whether or not she brings a human being into the world. There should be boundaries on abortions, and a woman should have a valid reason. Abortion is not something a person should be able to do just because. Abortion can be justified because it has pros, it has cons, and it should be…

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    degrade the audience’s faith on abortion since it shapes their views on abortion services. In so doing, the media will be recognized as a significant means of communicating just, scientifically, compassionate, and accurate responses to the societal life matters that are of public interest. The mass media will portray excellent potential in promoting good abortions coverage and also health reproductive outcomes. It will improve the audience faith on abortion issues from different social…

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    Abortion is more dangerous and can really put peoples life at risk than most people are aware of. In fact, “47,000 women die a year as a result of complications of unsafe abortions”(“Preventing Unsafe Abortion”).When most people think of abortion some may feel like it is harmless, but as we already know it is lethal to the fetus, but most people don't consider the fact that it can also be lethal for the mother as well. As a result more and more people are becoming more informed. “In the United…

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    Scholars debate whether political polarization has grown among the mass public in the United States. One school of thought does not believe that the public has become more polarized (DiMaggio et. al 1998; Evans 2003; Klinkner 2006; Fiorina et. Al 2008). According to this thought, current measures of polarization conflate citizens’ votes with ideologies. Votes do not directly measure citizens’ ideologies, as citizens take into account candidates’ ideologies as well as their own when voting. On…

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    (Liss-Schultz). While this is situational irony in itself, society, whether pro-life or pro-choice, banded together to bring justice to Robert Dear. The media shockingly chose to cover this topic in a manner that takes a stance against Dear even though abortion, which Planned Parenthood provides, is a hypersensitive subject. This most apparent controversial topic in today’s society brings a battle between pro-choice and pro-life advocates, yet brings them together. By using a combination…

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    Overpopulation In China

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    Overpopulation exists and is very prevalent in some of the largest countries in the world. It especially exists in many major countries such as China and India. This is why policies are implemented in order to reduce the overpopulation in these countries, such as China’s one-child policy. The one-child policy was created in 1980, when the government wanted to enforce family planning to avoid excess procreation. This complex policy has many external factors that make it run somewhat smoothly. In…

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    and views. Many of which are against. In my opinion and others', I don't think it's best to deny woman their choice. It's your body, who dares to tell you what you can or cannot do with it. Speak up and do what you think is best. To begin with, the fight on demolishing all abortion clinics and getting rid of them is like taking away our chance to vote. For instance, a woman has a choice on whether or not she would like to parent a child she wasn't expecting and isn't ready for, or diminish that…

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