Abortion Restrictions Is Unnecessary

While some believe that these regulations are completely reasonable and should be made mandatory, others see it quite differently. ● Some arguments for HB2 are that abortions are dangerous and should be done only with the proper help close and on standby, but in today’s time, an abortion is no more dangerous than a colonoscopy, a procedure usually done outside of a hospital or surgical center (“Supreme Court Strikes Down Abortion Restrictions in Texas,” 2016). ● One reason that so many individuals find these restrictions to be unnecessary is that a good portion of abortions are done pharmaceutically, not through any sort of invasive procedure (“Abortion; The World Book Encyclopedia,” 2004). ● The fact that an abortion could realistically be no more than swallowing a pill and being observed for adverse reactions, makes enforcing such strict laws on these clinics absolute overkill (“Abortion; The World Book Encyclopedia,” 2004).
● If abortions were still performed in the manner that they used to be, then these regulations would most likely be necessary, but America has advanced immensely and to belittle its progress by forcing restrictions on clinics is almost