ShinjiUrahara
ATL's FINEST Leixia SA Mod
I believe that the right to result to an abortion should be left for the pregnant woman to decide. Although, it should be restricted to legitimate reasons for getting an abortion and not, “I got pregnant by mistake” but not banned entirely. Nevertheless, there are several reasons for getting an abortion but which reasons would be considered legitimate and illegitimate?
Abortion decision making isn’t all based on morality rather a large percentage of it, because the majority of women who decide to have an abortion habitually makes choices in moral terms. The moral discussion of abortion centers on the issue of whether or not abortion is an act of murder. At first glance it would seem that the answer should follow directly upon two questions: Is the fetus human? And is it alive? It would be absurd to deny that a fetus is alive or that it is human. We habitually use the terms “human” and “live” to refer to parts of our body and we are clear in our understanding that the nature of these objects does not rank equally with an entire personal existence. It then seems important to consider whether the fetus, this alive human thing, is a person, to whom the term “murder” could sensibly be applied. The answer is ultimately up to the woman to decide, however, the characteristics of life are metabolism, growth, reproduction, and response to stimuli or adaptation to the environment originating from within the organism. I believe the answer to the question: Does a fetus have the three characteristics in which determine life? Pose great meaning.
Abortion decision making isn’t all based on morality rather a large percentage of it, because the majority of women who decide to have an abortion habitually makes choices in moral terms. The moral discussion of abortion centers on the issue of whether or not abortion is an act of murder. At first glance it would seem that the answer should follow directly upon two questions: Is the fetus human? And is it alive? It would be absurd to deny that a fetus is alive or that it is human. We habitually use the terms “human” and “live” to refer to parts of our body and we are clear in our understanding that the nature of these objects does not rank equally with an entire personal existence. It then seems important to consider whether the fetus, this alive human thing, is a person, to whom the term “murder” could sensibly be applied. The answer is ultimately up to the woman to decide, however, the characteristics of life are metabolism, growth, reproduction, and response to stimuli or adaptation to the environment originating from within the organism. I believe the answer to the question: Does a fetus have the three characteristics in which determine life? Pose great meaning.
