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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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