Common Pro-Choice Arguments that Don't Make Sense

These Pro-Abortion Stances Need More Thought

Women Should Have Rights

Yes, women should have rights. Of course they should. Let me explain...

They should have the right to:

Vote
Drive
Hold public office
Receive equal pay
Get an education
Own property
Bare arms
Be free from violence

(I could go on and on, but I think that you got the point.)

Murdering an innocent, defenseless baby is not a right.

What If She Was Raped?

Rape is a horrible thing (don't get me wrong), but does that justify brutally murdering a child? Do two wrongs somehow make a right? The child wasn't asked to be created. It didn't do anything wrong. It's completely innocent. Killing a baby doesn't undo rape. Abortion just makes the victim the parent of a dead child.

"It's My Body"

Does your body have four legs, four arms, two hearts, two brains, and twenty fingers? I understand that the baby is indeed in your body (I'll give you that), but the fetus is not "your body." It has it's own.

When does the fetus become a human being?

This question is tricky because the answer drastically changes depending on who you ask.

Is it when the heart starts beating (about 22 days after conception)?
How about when fingers form (approximately 6 weeks after conception)?
It's certainly a baby after brain activity, right (usually around 40-43 days)?

Things would be much easier if we could agree that fetus is a baby from day one.

Abortion is Legal

Just because something's legal, doesn't make it right. Is it okay for a husband to rape his wife? Because it was legal in some states until 1993. How about forced sterilization of the mentally ill? That was a common practice in the state of Indiana in 1907. What about slavery and segregation?

At the end of the day, abortion is wrong. There is no excuse for killing a baby.

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