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Running head: ABORTION 1
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Reason against the legalization of Abortion:
Abortion is a compound tragedy: A tragedy cannot be answered with another. At times, the circumstances surrounding the pregnancy might be a tragic. Perhaps the baby has been diagnosed with a defect, or maybe the woman was raped, or even the woman’s life might be at risk. However, killing the kid will not erase the rape, the kind diagnosed with the defect cannot be cured by taking its life. And all the health issues cannot be avoided by avoiding the reality of another person.
Abortion punishes innocent persons: The crimes of a father should not kill the child. If the five years kid cannot be killed because its father was a rapist, then, this should also apply to the five months, unborn child. The child should not die because her father/mother was irresponsible; the kid is absolutely innocent. The unborn child is always innocent, hence, should never be punished. (Wetstein, 2006)
Advantages of the abortion illegalization
Through abortion, women have been able to minimize the suffering of their child: some fetuses might have severe disorders hence, the child when born, will live a very painful difficult life. Some of these disorders guarantee a death even after a severe, painful and brief life.
Abortion has supported the right to life: Most arguments only highlight the abortion as the termination of the unborn child. However, there are elements around the pregnancy that can lead to complication for the lady. Most women will have complicated pregnancies hence there is a significant risk of the woman’s life. (Mersky & Hartman, 2010)
Conclusion:
Denying the women an option to abort a pregnancy when her life is endangered would be like forcing her be Russian roulette. Hence, abortion should be legalized because all women have their right to make decisions affecting their reproductive systems thus they should be entitled to choose whether to carry their pregnancy or to terminate as they see.
References Mersky, R. M., & Hartman, G. R. (2010). The legal aspects of the abortion in the United States. Littleton, CO: F.B. Rothman. Wetstein, M. E. (2006). Abortion rates in the United States: the influence of opinion and the policy. Albany: The State University of New York Press.
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