That is the reason why I decided to use the two articles because they state the positive and negative views Of the topic. The first article speaks on the different views and choices you have, people that are against abortion are called “pro-life” but the people that feel it’s a woman’s choice on what she does with her body is called “pro-choice”. In my opinion I feel that a fetus is a human after just a few weeks, so once you terminate the pregnancy its murder.
In the article it states that many people feel the same way when it comes to terminating the pregnancy where other feel that it’s a women’s choice. But I also feel that A father should have say so when it comes to terminating the pregnancy, I mean if a father can say whether or not the women could put the baby up for adoption why can’t his voice be heard when it comes to something so serious. The second article is basically stating the views of people that are against abortion. They feel that abortion is against GOD and his creation, which feel he same way about it.
Another thing is that they feel that life starts the moment of conception, which feel the same way. Feel that the fetus is a human in a matter of a few weeks. Which if you decide to terminate the pregnancy then that is murder. After fully researching my opinion, I have learned a lot. The first thing is that many people have strong feelings towards abortion, whether they are for it or not. One thing I did learn is sometimes, women get abortion not because they re being Irresponsible but because either they have been raped or the pregnancy is due to incest.
Another thing is that some people decide to have abortion because of the parent may be sick or the child has some type of illness. So abortion is not just one sided but there are deeper things when it comes to abortion. Majority of my feelings toward abortions was supported with back up. Honestly my opinion has not changed against abortion, feel the same about it because I feel that everyone deserves a chance at life, just eke you and I gotten.
