Abortion

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This paper explains that it is necessary to think outside the box of everyday solutions to solve a question as complicated and difficult as that of abortion. The author thereby argues that the solution is to terminate the lives of both the child and the mother, which will have many benefits that will appeal to both the pro-choice groups, who believe in continuing legalized abortion, as well as the pro-life groups, who believe abortion should be stopped. The author points out that abortion procedures will be less expensive and have fewer preventative regulations if the health and safety of the mother does not have to be taken into account during the operation. The paper relates that, for all of the positive aspects of this proposal, there will still be many arguments made against it; one likely argument that would come from the pro-life side of the debate would be that all of life is sacred, which is why they do not believe in killing unborn children.

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"Those who do not oppose abortion are known as "pro-choice" because their stance is based on the rights of people to have the power to make their own choices in life, and also based on the idea that making the right choice will have a positive impact on the lives of those immediately involved as well as on the world as a whole. Many pro-choicers would in fact not decide to personally have an abortion in all circumstances, based on what is right for that particular situation. Women choose to terminate their pregnancies because they believe this is the right choice for themselves and the others involved in the situation. Because of this philosophy, it makes perfect sense that if it has been carefully decided that death is appropriate for the circumstances, then the mother should get to be involved in this as well. Many girls arguing for abortion will admit, for example, "I wish my mother had aborted me." These girls were not given a choice to be aborted when their mother was pregnant; the choice was taken out of their hands."

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