Written by Sian Kelly
Spoken by a mayor or governor of an American state to his citizens.
One Last Time
'They have blood on their hands, and it cannot be washed off'
Citizens, since 1973 we have been silenced but no longer can we be held down by debauchery. For the first time in three decades we have been given that spark to light the path leading back to morality. For the first time since Roe v. Wade the struggle against abortion is focused on the baby, not the mother, and the harm that it inflicts on an unborn child.
In the novel 'Crime and Punishment' Dostoyevsky has his murderous protagonist Raskolnikov complain that 'Men can get used to anything, the beast!'
The fact that we have been gagged by coercion, the fact that we have let society become superior to the morality of compassion, the fact that we have let torture become common place, does this not fortify Dostoyevsky's harsh reality?
The justification for abortion has always been the claim that a woman can do with own body what she will.
If you think that a growing individual is still part of the woman's body then I'm afraid your ignorance is invincible.
I am not unmindful I value the reasoning that we should all have the right to choose in matters of importance but I cannot support it when we are freely choosing whose life is to be unimportant and insignificant. If a baby is unwanted at present, it does not mean that it will be unwanted for the rest of its life
There is a choice to be made and it should be indubitably made before conception, after is just too late, for every person in this land has elementary rights and surely the most primary...
Not a proper essay
"When a born child is harmed pandemonium breaks out in the land, but we can mercilessly brush away one and half million children every year without raising an eyelid. This is more death than the lives taken throughout the whole of World War 2."
These half a million unwanted children - where would they be if they had been born? In foster homes, in orphanages - unwanted and without parents.
I beg to differ also, by asking how on earth an unborn child IS NOT part of the woman's body? Is it a seperate entity? The answer is no. It is attached, by an umbilical cord and to a placenta inside the woman's uterus. If the child was not part of the woman's body then we would not be having this debate now! Unfortunately for many women babies, begotten through failed contraception, through rape or simply by accident, are completely and utterly attached to their bodies and cannot be seperated from them by any other way than abortion. This argument is not convincing, and the speech does not appear to be by this member of cheathouse. This is not a proper essay.
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