Abortion misc0
During the past century, abortion has joined race and war as one of the most debatable subjects of controversy in the United States. The issue of abortion causes discussions about human interactions where ethics, emotions and law come together. There are many reasons why women decide to have abortions. Some women have abortions because of health complications, some have marital problems, and some lack responsibility. Whatever the reasons a woman decides to have an abortion, it seems only justified that she should be able to make decisions in regards to her life and body. The decisions that she makes in regards to what she does with her body and the fetus will be beneficial to both the woman and the fetus because it will prevent many problems from occurring in the future. If a woman were to have an unwanted baby, she may neglect or even abuse the child causing the child to go into the care of the government. Bringing an unwanted child into the world is unfair to the innocent child and the woman. The government has no valid reason in bringing an unwanted life into the world. Bringing an unwanted child into the world is not helpful to the parents, the child and the governm
Children can be a positive aspect to society, but the unwanted and rebellious also can be a burden to the people and the state. Children should not be a burden to anyone. But if there is a chance that the children should ever become a burden or an innocent victim because they were never wanted, they should have never been brought into this world. Children are precious. They should not be made innocent victims. There is an argument that killing the fetus before it is born is makes the unborn child an innocent victim, but the children who know and understand the reality of their position will be bigger victims than a fetus who does not have the ability to think and feel. If a fetus is unwanted, for the parents, the child, and the government, it would be best to terminate the fetus before it is brought into he world and is abused and neglected. When a family has a newborn, the parents have great hopes and dreams for their baby. They hope and dream that their baby will have a successful life. They want their child to be a well-educated and respected aspect of society. No one hopes that their child will become a failure. But when a parent is not ready to raise a baby, she may have hopes and dreams for the baby, but may not know where to start in making those dreams become a reality. She may decide that the best solution for herself and the baby might be to put the child up for adoption, in hopes that the foster parents would provide the baby a better life than the birth mother would. With all good intentions, the outcome of each child is uncertain. The creation of unwanted children should not happen. If there is any doubt that a parent cannot raise the child, they shouldn't bring the child into this world because children that are not taken care of by their parents tend to end up in the hands of the government. It becomes the responsibility of the government to take care of these unwanted children. Unwanted children are put on the streets, the government needs to find homes for them, and they need to find rehabilitation centers for children that need counseling because they have drug or alcoholic problems. The government needs to supply these children with food, clothes, and an education, but most importantly, a place and the idea that the children are cared and loved for. Can the government offer all these things to meet the needs of these children? If a woman does not have the choice of bringing a fetus into the world may not only jeopardize the future of the mother, but it also has great impact on the future of the fetus. Many times when a fetus is not wanted by the parents
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Approximate Word count = 1751
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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