Discursive Essay On Abortion

Unintended pregnancies and abortions are common among all social classes and women of all ages. “It’s her body it's her choice”, this argument is used by every pro-choice. However should it be her choice to have her unborn child be slaughtered? It might be her body, still it's not like she doesn’t have other options, she chose to have sex and now she doesn’t want to face the consequences. Contraceptives are fairly accessible to obtain, condoms can be bought at almost any store, and birth control is an easy prescription to obtain for anyone of a mature age. Now I’m not talking about the girl who had been raped, or the mother whose life is endangered. I am referring to the ones who use abortion as a form of birth control. Millions are not alive
Most people have at least one family member or friend who has had an abortion. Now every pro-choice will say that taking a woman's right away on whether they care a child or not is unconstitutional. However, if that were true, wouldn’t it also be unconstitutional to force a child who doesn’t want an education to get one? Or to force everyone to have health care? No? Why? Because it is in their best interest, but for an unborn fetus when is it ever in it’s best interest to terminate its future? Truth be known abortion is a selfish choice that women make when they do not want to deal with the consequences for their actions, so they choose to discard the life of their unborn, the baby goes through a gruesome procedure child destroying its future, occasionally mothers are left with complications,when tons of other families would love to raise the child and can provide so much more for the child. I am against abortion and the fact that it is legal because no one should be allowed to decide that they can murder anyone else included unborn
Dr. David Brewer, MD, former Abortion Provider shared his story and why he quit. “I remember an experience as a resident on a hysterotomy (a late-term abortion delivered by caesarean section). I remember seeing the baby move underneath the sack of membranes as the caesarean incision was made, before the doctor broke the water.” The thought came to me, ‘My God, that’s a person.’ Then he broke the water. And when he broke the water, it was like I had a pain in my heart, just like when I saw the first suction abortion. And then he delivered the baby, and I couldn’t touch it. I wasn’t much of an assistant. I just stood there, and the reality of what was going on finally began to seep into my calloused brain and heart.They took that little baby that was making little sounds and moving and kicking, and set it on the table in a cold, stainless steel bowl. And every time I would look over while we were repairing the incision in the uterus and finishing the Caesarean, I would see that little person kicking and moving in that bowl.And it kicked and moved less and less, of course, as time went on. I can remember going over and looking at that baby when we were done with the surgery and the baby was still alive. You could see the chest was moving and the heart beating, and the baby would try to