Defend a Position Essay on Abortion. The paper gives facts and real life situations to persuade an/the audience that abortion is wrong. It is titled "Dead Babies Don't Cry"
Dead Babies Dont Cry
One of the most controversial issues in society today is abortion. In thegreat war that is being fought to end abortion, morality has always been the biggest question raised. Of course, morality has been the foundation against
almost every argument ever made since the beginning of time. It is said that such questions can only be hotly debated, and that there will never be an answer as to whether such acts should or should not be performed.
Surprisingly, opinions are an important matter in abortion cases. Abortion has to be one of the most inhumane acts the human race could ever commit, and we need to put a stop to it.
The Center for Disease Control estimates that 78% of all abortions performed in the year 1992 were on unmarried women. Obviously, the women were not taking measures to prevent pregnancy, so why should they be allowed to kill the child they are carrying? Most people don't know that
only a small minority of abortions were for medical reasons (meaning the woman, the child, or both could die if she tries to actually have the baby). The abortion rate is actually highest for teenage girls under 15 and women over
40. Teenagers are more likely to have sex without the use of contraceptives, therefore increasing greatly the risk of getting pregnant. Women over 40 tend to experience health problems and pregnancy difficulties, and are often told
by doctors that it would be best not to have the baby. But nobody said anybody actually had to keep the baby. Sure, having a baby is lots of responsibility, but no one is under obligation to keep their child--at least, not
legally.
Some women that have abortions for personal reasons other than their health actually claim to be religious.
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if a girl get raped its her fault? if a girl is involved in incest in her fault? if the condom tears, its her fault? i find your views very mysoginistic. Women who have to endure a full term unwanted pregnacy have awful mental scars, and put themselves at risk from all of pregnancys complications, ie,injury ,infertility and even death, all of which occur at much higher rates than with abortion.
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