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Persuasive Essay Against Abortion

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Mistakes are common among everyone. However, are all mistakes actually mistakes? With conception being one of those so called “mistakes”, how does one find a solution? That’s right Abortion, no other choice but to get rid of the unwanted burden. It frees an unprepared mother from the responsibilities than come with a baby. The majority of those unprepared mothers are teens, teens who obviously know exactly what they’re doing with their lives. Choosing death for a life not yet lived is a crime, but those people get to live their lives as if nothing ever happened, but not with the new proposal. The proposal being that people who take those innocent lives will also face the death sentence with no say. Women old enough to make the decision …show more content…

With any following offense, a woman will be sentenced to death. To prevent the spread of abortion the people will spread word of those who were sentenced for violating the proposal. Even by spreading the news to all people, dogs, cats , and anyone else who needs to hear the outcomes of the violations. It may seem harsh but people need to understand that there are consequences for their actions. Of course, one may argue that contraceptives are an option, and yes, they are but contraceptives are not always 100 percent reliable. Condoms being the most common form of contraceptives are 98 percent effective, which is not completely trust worthy. One may also argue how the United States is a free country, meaning people can do as they want within certain boundaries of course. Those boundaries being laws meant to help people, but also allowing them to intentionally murder another being. Abortion is truly just murder, and a very inhumane form of murder. Millions of lives a year is no small amount. When the doctor performs the vacuum aspiration form of abortion, he vacuums out the baby. But it’s only a vacuum, right? A vacuum that sucks the underdeveloped alien looking fetus, the size of a pea, out of the mother bringing with it the uterine contents as well. It tears the baby apart and take its life and the mother was behind the it the whole

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