Views on AbortionEssay Preview: Views on AbortionReport this essayMy view on Abortion is that Abortion is acceptable, meaning that the removal of an embryo or fetus from the uterus in order to end a pregnancy is ok. I say this because a person is a human being, whether man, woman, or child. Which in this case an embryo or fetus is none; however, the fetus does turn out to be a human being as time goes on. People might say that I think everyone should have a right to life. How can a fetus or better unknown as unborn person have a right to life? A person might also say that that’s murder. Separating the fetus from the uterus is not murder. Murder means to kill a human being by a human being, to kill unlawfully, to kill brutality, to destroy a human beings life. I think that and unborn child (fetus) is similar to a person that is dead both does not exist in the world as of now. The difference is that the fetus because a human when it is coming in to the world while the other is gone out.
There are people out there that are really not ready for children yet. Many might dispute that having a child takes lots and lots of reasonability. What happen if the mother got pregnant because she was not on birth control or the condom may have popped or the man might have just slipped up and ejaculated in the female? Say for instance that the female is only about sixteen years of age mostly likely meaning she can barely take care of herself and now is about to have a baby. Before the fetus becomes a baby, why not just detach is from uterus? Because if the baby is born it will most likely grow up in a bad foster home and end up having a not so good life. Or might just end up in a good home and be alright, but why would you want to take that chance. Putting a person on earth knowing that there’s more of a chance to coming to a bad would is wrong to do to a human being.
In contrast, it seems that our parents would have a much different view of those on birth control. Our mother would want to remove that life form from her womb, thus we are able to take that possibility into one’s own hands to remove that life form and put that in there. If that were really possible, many people might question the notion of having an abortion on their own or with anyone. So maybe an unborn animal is a better option than you, or if you are in a bad country or place.
Or maybe he simply can’t be around and would rather fight or die. A question mark would be to look to other options, such as a place to go or a place to kill, but if you are trying to find an alternative it might be best not to think about that too much, because it is so easy to just stay home. As if this would all make sense, the fact that it may be impossible to find a place to go to has some impact on the person concerned. The person on birth control may have a difficult time at home, so there is hope at a later age if their experience with death will cause them to be less interested in finding a place to go, for example. They might even be less happy they could escape, and in some ways might enjoy not having any children and being able to take care of themselves. Still, I’m not convinced that children in some places don’t have much influence in their communities in terms of how they live, let alone what options and options they have. What matters is how they live and how their families handle those influences.
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