Wallace's Arguments Against Abortion

As we all know, Abortions are very well known and controversial in society today. Abortion is the process of removing a living human fetus from the mother's womb with an intention to end the life of that fetus preceding to its natural birth. Many people feel as though abortion is a huge crime; killing a human being, but just a different process. On the other hand, many other people may feel as though abortions are okay, and it should be the women’s decision on whether the fetus should continue to grow and become welcomed in the world today. Do the parents by any idea ever think that the fetus may have feelings? Do they feel pain when this action is taking place? We sort of need answers here. David Foster Wallace argues a very similar ethical
Some may agree some may disagree with Wallace, but because many people may feel that lobsters aren’t human, cooking a lobster can’t be considered a moral decision, but on the other hand, we could look at how it is being cooked and consider it an ethical thought. Wallace curiosity level is extremely high on mortality regarding to animal cruelty, pain, feelings, and suffrage. By seeking Wallace’s “preference” of ethical questions based on animal cruelty, pain, feelings, and suffrage amongst the lobster, I’d consider how do we expect humans to have feelings for animals when they don’t even have feelings towards each other. Aborting a child, before it gets into the real world shows no sign of care, it doesn’t matter how bad the human may feel before, during, or after the process, it is wrong and should be took into
They kill animals, so they can be eaten which is humanistic pleasure. Babies go through suffering as being aborted because of multiple of reasons. Maybe the women aren’t ready to be a parent yet, financial issues, or etc., but don’t take that child’s life away. When a baby is being aborted that human is pleased and relieved after that whole process is over with, so they won’t have to put up with that child, deal with the things that child might bring, or think about the life they just took. Wallace thinks that boiling these lobsters, killing them, are very uncomfortable in his opinion. As he thinks about the whole process, he also tries to avoid it, just how a mother would avoid that she’s killing her child. Sometimes what we accept as normal behavior is not always normal, in society there are always going to be opinions on if it is right or if it is wrong. We all here are human, when different situations occur, we should all be able to put our self in ones’ shoes and think about if we were in that predicament, would we like it? Or how would we feel? We think of the fetus as the lobster in this case, even though the lobster isn’t human, they share the same ways of reactions when they feel as though they are being harmed, which is to try to get away in the little space that they are in. The lobster takes on human traits, while the fetus is the human. The fetus isn’t born yet and