The Ethics and Morals of Abortion
Stephaney Edwards
South University
English Comp. III
Instructor: Kerry Jones
April 6, 2013
Abortion
Due to the fact that teen pregnancy is on the rise and the population is also at an
all time high, abortion fits into that category of increase. Families now reside and care
for a lot of children and they don’t have enough income coming in; in this case they are
bound to depend on the government to take care of them while they try to live day by day
struggling to find jobs to support the large family. When people think about abortion they
immediately assume that this is one of the worse things that a woman or couple can do.
They do not sit back and think that some abortions are mandatory because it could be
detrimental to the women giving birth, if there is a serious medical issue involved. This
leaves the family with more to worry about along with providing for her family.
The sources that I have used comes from the SUO library, E- library, SIRS, and a
few online sources. I believe that these are credible because they have up to date
articles, Journals and Pros and Cons about each research subject provided, they also have
references of their own to back up what they have written about. I have chosen these
sources, also because they give me a very large variety of issues to discuss within my
research.
"Abortion is the safest surgical procedure in America, and an unfortunate complication
can be appropriately managed, precisely because it is legal.” (Muskal,2013). This
typically states this procedure is < legal > and families have the right to do the procedure
with little to no complications.
Roe vs Wade is an act that allows women to have a choice to have an abortion if needed
and also for the government to aide the person