Abortion Argumentative Analysis
“Since the legalization of abortion in 1973, over 56 million unborn children have been killed.” Their mothers never gave them chance to be born. Abortion has been a debatable topic for decades, but aborting a human being is morally wrong and medically unsafe. According to When Religion and Politics mix , “a fetus is a unborn human being, and it is morally wrong to take a human life; the unborn child's life must consequently be legally protected.” A woman should have the right to do what she wants to do with her body and her life, but not with another human being. According to Vieira, the baby is entitled to his or her rights to life and to have a chance in this world (Vieira 1). A baby should not have to lose his or her life because of the parents decisions. A baby is a human just like the mother and father. The parents are responsible for their own actions and should have to deal the consequences. The baby should not be punished because of his or her parents decision. If the mother does not want the baby, they should chose another option.
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Wade, argued that a woman can do what she wants to with her body (McIntosh, Kenneth, and McIntosh, Marsha 56). “Thirty percent said there should be no legal protection until after birth” (McIntosh, Kenneth, and McIntosh, Marsha 60).The court case also explains, “Thirteen percent believe protection should begin after three months gestation. Six percent believe protection should begin after six months. In his eyes, a woman should be able to choose how she lives, and how she impacts other human lives. Roe vs. Wade was a court case based on a lie that has cost the lives of more than 56 million innocent babies (“Reasons Why Abortion is Evil” 2). According to Mcbride, “Roe v. Wade politically divided the nation more than any other recent court case and continues to inspire heated debates, politics, and even violence today ("the culture wars")” (“Expanding Civil Rights”
Wade, argued that a woman can do what she wants to with her body (McIntosh, Kenneth, and McIntosh, Marsha 56). “Thirty percent said there should be no legal protection until after birth” (McIntosh, Kenneth, and McIntosh, Marsha 60).The court case also explains, “Thirteen percent believe protection should begin after three months gestation. Six percent believe protection should begin after six months. In his eyes, a woman should be able to choose how she lives, and how she impacts other human lives. Roe vs. Wade was a court case based on a lie that has cost the lives of more than 56 million innocent babies (“Reasons Why Abortion is Evil” 2). According to Mcbride, “Roe v. Wade politically divided the nation more than any other recent court case and continues to inspire heated debates, politics, and even violence today ("the culture wars")” (“Expanding Civil Rights”