Pomeroy's Argumentative Analysis
After about nine months of seasickness and cravings, women have the power to bring life into this Earth. When women are not in the position to give birth during the late stage of their pregnancy, they usually have only two possible outcomes. In these cases, the decision should depend on what the family and the mother find best. The government should not intervene and choose for the mother as they most likely will not know the best option for the two. As the female population progresses and receives additional rights that will lead to equality, they are still restrained from making a choice for their own child that does not require assistance from authority on the sensitive convoluted topic. The fact that a late term abortion is required implies
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It s degrading to know that a whole gender is being taken advantage of. Women’s capabilities are as strong as men’s are. The thought that women are not allowed to choose over a personal decision that directly affects them is skeptical. Pomeroy argues that women, on abortion, are being discredited from what distinguishes them as women pointing out, “Not only does abortion serve to alienate women from identifying with what defines us as special, it also acts as a device that eludes the root of discrimination against women.” (Pomeroy, 2008) The power to bring life into this Earth is given to them, and the power to make such a strenuous decision should lay best in their hands as they are best fitted for the …show more content…
When the government initiates to intervene on the citizen’s of the nation’s personal business, the American culture is being demolished. The female population should not be forced to choose their own lives over the embryo in their womb when pregnancy obstacles form. Hillary encourages this by stating ,“This is a Choice. It is Not a Mandate,” (Clinton, 2016) when referring to late term abortion. This quote alone represents America and how U.S. citizens are given the choice to choose on circumstances that are not held against the nation’s safety. People pass away and come to life every second, why is so much ruckus created when a mother wants to decide one of the two without having the government
It s degrading to know that a whole gender is being taken advantage of. Women’s capabilities are as strong as men’s are. The thought that women are not allowed to choose over a personal decision that directly affects them is skeptical. Pomeroy argues that women, on abortion, are being discredited from what distinguishes them as women pointing out, “Not only does abortion serve to alienate women from identifying with what defines us as special, it also acts as a device that eludes the root of discrimination against women.” (Pomeroy, 2008) The power to bring life into this Earth is given to them, and the power to make such a strenuous decision should lay best in their hands as they are best fitted for the …show more content…
When the government initiates to intervene on the citizen’s of the nation’s personal business, the American culture is being demolished. The female population should not be forced to choose their own lives over the embryo in their womb when pregnancy obstacles form. Hillary encourages this by stating ,“This is a Choice. It is Not a Mandate,” (Clinton, 2016) when referring to late term abortion. This quote alone represents America and how U.S. citizens are given the choice to choose on circumstances that are not held against the nation’s safety. People pass away and come to life every second, why is so much ruckus created when a mother wants to decide one of the two without having the government