No matter who is asked; the mailman, the person sitting next to you in class or the politician on Capitol Hill, everyone has their own opinion on what is right and what is wrong when it comes to abortion and a woman's right to choose. However, when it comes down to it, the ultimate decision should be made by the woman who finds herself in the situation faced with an unwanted pregnancy. That is why, no matter what you think your personal decision would be, Pro-Choice, or rather, the right to choose whether or not to abort a fetus, should be a choice available to all women.
Prior to Roe Vs Wade in 1973, a woman who found herself with an unwanted pregnancy had very limited choices. It made no difference how she became pregnant; through her "promiscuous" behavior, her failed contraceptive, being raped, or a victim of incest. Her choices were the same;.
1) Ask her Doctor for help and advice. He is trusted, he knows her, and he might be .
able to help her. She knows that should he decide to perform the surgery then it .
would be a safe, and more importantly clean procedure. If he is unwilling to perform the procedure, he may be able to give her the information she needs to find someone who can and will help her. However in either situation, to get a legal abortion certain procedures need to be followed. This all takes time, and with no guarantees that an abortion will be performed. If her Doctor decides to help her find someone to perform a legal abortion, the woman would have to go before a hospital board. It would be her responsibility to prove that the abortion was necessary to save her life, The process could take up to three weeks to be decided upon and all costs involved (for psychiatrist reports etc.) would have to be paid by the woman. If the board did not unanimously agree on the abortion, then the woman is back at square one, but further along in her pregnancy, and getting more desperate.
Groups of people choose to become Prolife or Prochoice, one group choosing the right to life the other the right to choose. ... I am Prochoice because abortion is a legalized form of murder, it is physically and emotionally harmful to the mother, and there are many alternatives to abortion. ...
These median voters are the moderate white voters that takes up the wider middle part of the bell curve with the left extremists as the liberals and the right extremists as the conservatives on each ends of the curve. ... According to Frymer, the group that is mostly casted out of the voting system was African Americans who were, by then, fighting for their voting right and civil rights. ... He states that "subconstituency politics is grounded in the social identity theory, which explains how and why individuals coalesce into groups" (Bishin 2009; 222) Active groups tend to stand on ...
I will view the main ethical issues of abortion, prochoice views, prolife views, and I will also mention the public views. ... In 1948, Canada along with most other nations in the world signed a declaration of the United Nations promising every human being the right to life. ... I believe that every human being has a right to life but this declaration has been thrown out of proportion by most of the world. ... Some people call pro-life feminists or anti-choice well, pro-life feminists are anti-choice, when it comes to abortion. ... Other pro choicers would argue that a woman should have the ri...
Pro-Choice is the right choice because every person has their own morals and opinion and are in control of their own life. ... Why should we have the right to make the choices for others? ... I do not think that abortion is right, yet that doesn't mean that I would never get one or that I should make that choice for someone else. ... We should not have the right to make the choices of others, even if the choice is not right. Pro-Choice is the right choice....
I think every woman has the choice to choose a safe, legal abortion. ... They would need to know why she was seeking an abortion, I think this is her right to privacy and the decision she makes concerning her rights over the sovereignty of her own body. ... Why do some find these cases are morally justified, the outcome is still the same the fetus is being denied the right to live and grow to its potential as a human being therefore placing a value on the unborn. Circumstances involved around the conception including the how and why should not be regarded. ... I find it difficult to dif...
Is abortion a choice or is it immorality? ... That is exactly the reason why a judge would always be asked, to answer the question: Until when the womb is allowed to be aborted? ... The dilemma is: why should women keep a baby with that man that shattered their dreams? ... Without a doubt, if a woman is raped then abortion might be the right choice. ... Some of the prochoice might consist on the idea that a woman is free and as a free person, she should be able to decide on her own. ...
In Act 3 Scene 2, Brutus and Antony both used different methods to persuade the people of Rome that assassinating Caesar was the right choice. Antony used a more creative way than Brutus, and that was why he won the crowd's support in the end. ... That was why the crowd all believed them in the first place. ... But Antony spoke more truth than Brutus so that was why his methods were more successful in persuading the crowd to stand on his side rather than Brutus". ...
However, when Elizabeth began to hear of Mary plotting the Queens murder, she started to question whether being tolerable of the Spaniards and Mary was the right choice. ... However I believe the smarter choice would be to kill Mary and then wait to be attacked by Spaniards and other strongly religious Catholics. If Mary were out to get me why would I wait around until she finally did murder me? ...
Michael Foster is an ambitious young reporter on the town paper, but why would he face the hard choices and what would he choose? ... It was his right as well as his obligation to get first-hand materials and present facts to the public, regardless of his personal judgment. ... That's why Michael made the irrelevant man to take the blame, even acknowledging that young Thomas's death penalty was not caused or judged by Smith. ... He was ashamed of betraying another man's trust as he turned his back on Smith when this man needed help indeed, as well as betraying his profession as...
