Abortion Should Not be Permitted Essay -- Argumentative Essay, Pro-life

More than 95 per cent of all miscarriages are performed purely for doodad 20 per cent are for genetic reason, and the separate 75 per cent are purely elective (Deem 2). Many people hear debates about abortion and ignore it, thinking that it definitely doesnt apply to them. Well, it does. Thousands of babies are being killed every(prenominal) day, and people need to take action. If we continue to allow this monstrosity to happen, consider what could come up in the future. Before we continue, let me define some vital terms (proceed to view powerpoint or note-board define Vi magnate Roe v. Wade D&X). Since so many babies are being killed needlessly, I strongly believe that the court ruling in Roe v. Wade should be modified and enforced with fines, so that it only protects necessary abortions for women in danger. Every year, almost 150,000 women in the US alone have abortions past the first trimester, meaning that every year, abortion does not just remove so-called non-viable tissu es, but murders 150,000 viable babies. This also happens almost everywhere around the world, most prominently in places homogeneous China and India where having a son is not just a desire but a need. This problem runs so deep in the arguments of our country and others, that unethical medical procedures, such as D&X, are being ignored. This problem runs so deep that the issue lies in mere definitions- what is the definition of viable? When is a baby technically viable? What is D&X? Where does it say that D&X is unlawful? And if it is, why arent people stopping it from happening? And so on. Our founding fathers intended for America to be a country of freedom, a country of the peoples choice. Many proponents of pro-choice promulgate that women should be given... ...ers to your representative, mayor, governor, other city official. The more letters they receive, the more they will listen to our voices. We should make abortion a necessity kind of than a convenience by enforcing abortio n laws, creating new ones, and creating standard definitions. Thousands of women each year get abortions because they do not believe they can- they dont believe they can support their child, they dont believe they can raise them successfully, they dont think they can be a good parent, they dont think they can mail them off to college, they dont think they can give their child a good life, some dont think they have the ability to raise a mentally disabled child- many just dont think they can. If we can make abortion a necessity rather than a convenience, I believe that we will be able to help future mothers make the right decision.