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    September 2014 The Wrongs of Abortion Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to have your right to live taken away? A baby fetus doesn’t even get a chance to decide whether or not they want to live or not when inside the mothers’ womb. A baby has no say because the mother has the power to just “get rid” of a child. Abortion would just be a gateway to get rid of a child by killing it. There are many other different ways to prevent or give away a child you do not want. Abortion isn’t the only answer

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    Abortion Vs Abortion

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    Modern abortions have claimed the lives of over 49,551,703 babies (Ankerberg and Weldon). That is thirty-eight times more than the combined casualties of the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Life is defined as the existence of an individual human being. It was argued, and is still argued, back and forth whether an unborn child is living from the point of conception. If Pro Life activists are asked, they will argue unborn babies are

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    just give you up and kill you? Approximately 125,000 abortions occur per day. 1.1 million U.S. abortions each year. Nearly 1 in 4 (22%) of pregnancies end in abortion. 50% of women now seeking abortion have had at least one previous abortion. The U.S. abortion rate is among the highest of developed countries. 51% of abortions are performed on women less than 25 years of age. Approximately 1/3 of American women have had an abortion by age 45. Abortion disproportionately affects black and Hispanic women

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    Brazil are trying to make abortion illegal even in rape cases? This law is currently being evaluated in order to be approved. There is no problem at all to be against abortion on your own body - if you are a woman, of course - but to establish that for all women is against women's right. It is a very important decision with many things to consider - which, it will be discussed in the next paragraphs - and that is why not anyone else but the woman should make it. Nowadays, abortion is illegal in Brazil

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    have impacted political campaigns, social welfare initiatives, and monumental court cases. The topic of abortion is not just a modern one, it is a discussion that has been taking place for thousands of years that have already been discussed at length in both ancient and modern Rabbinical Jewish sources. Topics of whether a fetus is considered to be a human life, parental property, or whether abortion is endangering a mother’s health have been discussed extensively in both American and Jewish Law, however

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    and the legalization of abortion. Dramatic effects will often have distant and subtle reasons that, if people were to take a more in-depth look at them, could discern the appropriate causes and prevent a disaster from occurring or maintain good habits. The causality to the rapid and sudden decline in crime rates in the United States resulted due to economic means. However, the Roe v. Wade debates played a significant role in the diminishing crime rates as legalizing abortions would lead to fewer criminals

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    Abortion Vs Abortion

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    The phrase ‘Planned Parenthood’ usually brings to mind ‘Abortion Clinic’ in the general population. Pro-life supporters, including the Roman Catholic Church, are adamantly against abortion. Throughout the state of Texas and the nation, different Planned Parenthood centers are being closed down leaving former clients without affordable service provider replacements. The federal and state government should take it upon themselves to provide some of Planned Parenthood’s former services, such as health

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    that abortion is immoral. He argues that all cases of abortion is wrong and rarely will there be special circumstances to justify the killing of a human being. In Marquis's opinion, killing a fetus is equal to killing an innocent adult life. His whole argument is based off a major assumption. In his debate, he focuses on the wrongfulness of killing. He creates many arguments to why killing is wrong and what makes killing wrong. With that, he applies those arguments to abortion in effort

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    Abortion Vs Abortion

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    Shakespeare however, this can also be a great question before going through such a procedure like an abortion. One of the hardest choices a woman can make is deciding if she wants to keep her unborn child or have an abortion. It can be an emotional, physical and mental choice on a person. This choice can also tear families apart because not all see eye to eye when it comes to a touchy subject such as an abortion. This can even have a big impact on a country especially such as ours, where there is such diversity

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    The argument of abortion is largely circumstanced around whether or not a fetus should be considered as a human person and, if indeed it is, when exactly in the stages of development can a person agree with the aforementioned statement. Most pro-life supporters firmly believe that a fetus is a human at the instance of conception and use this as a sole basis to argue that abortion is therefore immoral. Judith Jarvis Thomson is not convinced that this basis is a sufficient defense and approaches the

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