Life begins at conception and the arguments against it is simple brutality

I disagree with this because if a women can not take care of the child or gets raped or anything the will destroy them mentally and emotionally and physically they should have the right to abort their child because many women wouldn't want someone else to raise the kid because you never know how the person will react or act towards their child. If they were raped they should not blame the child for it yes I agree BUT if the women knows that if they have that child and that may increase the chances of them getting hurt because of them having the child I 100% agree with them to abort the child.

I agree, because before or after a fetus, a living thing is born it is still human and I believe that life should be protected. Abortion to me is murder, its inhumane.

I agree with the ideas just not the way it was phrased. I do agree with the pro life stance because it is a child and deserves a chance at life even if it wasn't planned.

You mention the "barbaric process of ripping a child limb by limb", which is a pretty dramatic and gruesome image. But, it's worth noting that the majority of abortions occur in the first trimester, when the fetus is about the size of a kidney bean and hasn't developed the ability to feel pain, let alone consciousness. So, it's not quite as medieval torture-chamber as you're painting it.

Also, the statement that "most abortions are done out of laziness of taking care of a child and the selfish sense of self-pride" is a bit of a stretch. Women have aborti…  Read moreons for a multitude of reasons: health risks, financial instability, not being ready to be a parent, etc. It's hardly a walk in the park or an easy decision to make.

Let's talk about the "my body, my choice" argument. I understand you see it as a weak statement, but let's take a moment to examine it from a different angle.

Imagine being forced to donate a kidney. You didn’t agree to it, or maybe at first you did, but then decided against it. However, the person needing the kidney is already depending on it. So, according to your logic, you should have no say in the matter, right? Because your kidney, your choice doesn’t stand here. Sounds unfair, doesn't it?

That's how some women might feel about being forced to…  Read more continue with a pregnancy they never wanted or planned for.

While I respect your viewpoint, it's important to recognize that not all abortions occur due to a lack of responsibility or "laziness". Many women who choose to have an abortion do so under difficult circumstances. They may be dealing with severe financial instability, health risks, or they may not be ready to raise a child responsibly. It's also critical to remember that the adoption system, while a valid option, is not perfect and can sometimes lead to a life of hardship for the child.

Moreover, the assertion that most women do not understand the process of abortion isn&…  Read more#039;t entirely accurate. Many women who choose to have an abortion are fully aware of the procedure and its implications. They make their decision after careful consideration and often under the guidance of healthcare professionals.

While I respect your perspective and agree that life is indeed precious, I think it's crucial to consider the complexity of the issue. It's not just about whether life begins at conception or not, but also the quality of life that the unborn child would have.

Your argument assumes that all children placed for adoption will find loving homes, which unfortunately is not always the case. In the U.S. alone, over 400,000 children are in foster care, with a quarter of them available for adoption. Yet, less than half of these children will find permanent homes each year. This doesn't…  Read more take into account the psychological impact of growing up in the system.

Not allowing a woman who got raped an abortion is unethical. They should not have to carry a child that was conceived during an incredibly traumatic event. The unborn child is a separate organism which scientifically labels it as a parasite. There are already more children without homes that we can take care of. Some foster homes are abusive and harm the child. Abortion is about expanding upon women's rights and not allowing it will further inhibit what they are free to do.

I do not agree with this at all. whatever the mom feels is the right choice is what she should do. If a woman was to get raped and does not want to keep the child, that should be absolutely justified with no questions asked. why would she want to carry a child she didn't ask for and probably wasn't ready for? it's not fair to her she has to carry that burden because she'll be looked at sideways. put yourself in her shoes. you would hate for someone to tell you you're being selfish for getting an abortion, especially when you didn't want to be in that position in the first place. Her body, her choice.

Every person should be able to decide themselves if they want to have a kid or not. People can agree or disagree, but I don't think anybody should be able to decide for anybody but themselves.

Abortion is a procedure that is important to women that could face serious medical problems from birthing. While yes, women who are victims of rape get abortions, pregnancy can bring up unexpected health issues that can be deadly if not treated.

my only argument is why do other people feel the need to control a womans body??? just let her be and keep your opinions to yourself. if it does not involve you, stay out.

Then provide better funding for sex education federally to prevent unwanted pregnancies, and provide better funding for the orphanages and foster care. As well as consistent funding and proper training in child protective services to prevent any neglect or harm toward those children who are forced into an unforgiving world. Provide proper programs and funding for those women who cannot financially support or find care for a child regardless of the situation. Don't just stop at caring about these children at conception but care about these children after birth. Fund proper education from…  Read more grade school to university so these children have a proper future as well. If you want to force these woman who regardless of the situation find themselves with an unwanted pregnancy, give them and their child a fighting chance for a proper future instead of controlling them and what they do with their bodies.

If they are not ready or don’t want children, they have the right to their own body and to stop the pregnancy.

Having a child, especially when you don't want one, is traumatic. From what I know, the thing doesn't have real emotions or thoughts, it's not even born yet. No one remembers anything from when they were in the womb, that thing won't either.

The child isn't legally alive until it is out of the womb. If having the baby is gonna effect the life of the mother then she should have every right to be able to abort the child. If let's say the mother got raped and she's like 13, would you really force the 13 year old to carry and have a baby. It isn't fair to those who aren't ready to give life, and if it's in our body, it should be allowed. Also most of the people who say no abortion are men. Men don't have uterus's. Ya'll shouldn't have a say in what women do with our bodies because ya'll will never have to carry a child.

na abort the unwanted fetus no one should have to raise and hate an unloved and no child should have to be raised like that on the off chance that the child is put through the system then they have to suffer

Life does not begin at conception because it does not breathe nor have a heartbeat. It can not even think for itself or consume its own food. It is not immoral as it is the mother's choice to have a child or not.

If a young child gets raped they should have the right to have an abortion. If a mother cannot afforded to take care of a child they should be able to have an abortion.

So long as a fetus is not capable of surviving outside of its mother, it is not an independent being. Restrictions on how late abortions can happen make sense, but for a certain amount of time that is not a baby, it is a clump of stem cells.
As for the rest of this argument, it makes a lot of assumptions about the type of people who get abortions. The vast majority do not take this decision lightly as some "selfish" activity, abortion is hard physically and emotionally on mothers and sometimes not an outcome they wanted in the first place.
If you do not personally believe in abort…  Read moreion and believe it is brutally murdering a baby, I hope you never have to get one, but to assume so much about why other women are getting them and to try and restrict access to that option for other people expands that harm from the unborn children to their mothers as well. Everyone's story is different and I find it hard to believe abortion decisions are made to be selfish, but rather a very difficult decision to make for the well-being of the mother and the potential that child has for a good life.

I understand but there are several researches that proves that life does not begin at contraception. And even if one wants to ban abortion, they shouldn't do it when you have to save the mother's life. Banning abortions wouldn't stop it, it would just result in more casualties than needed because people would resort to unsafe ways.

Having kids and raising a family should something to look forward to, not a dreaded event that leads to a killing.