Abortion...the word itself stirs up intense feelings of unexplained fear, raging anger, sheer hopelessness, or for some, instant relief. This controversial issue can ignite heated conversations and worthwhile debates. One cannot truthfully make an educated decision about abortion, unless full knowledge is accurately received and seriously contemplated.
I’m sure most people have heard about the “pregnancy pact” made by at least 17 girls this past school year… And how some of the suspected fathers are over 18, and may be pressed with statutory rape.
Regardless of what we think personally, the government has decided it needs to take part in what an individual woman should or should not do to/with her body in terms of pregnancy primarily. My question is why do they care so much?
With the importance of a college education, parents have been trying to prepare their children early by improving their intelligence levels before they even have the ability to walk. Parents want nothing more than to have healthy, happy, and successful children. So now we not only have “get rich quick” schemes for adults, we now have “get smart quick” videos for babies.
Every once in a while we hear about a baby born with two heads sticked together or maybe too bodies united by the hips or something like that but is is a different new, something that is trully a miracle and impresive, but also a bit wierd: US today says:
It's 2008 and to the north of us, a barbaric practice still continues to occur annually in an ice-cold segment in Canada. It's 2008 and the argument for cruelty is the preservation of culture and tradition.
We've all felt compelled to say the "L" word at one time or another, but does it really mean? What is love? It is often defined as caring for another person, thing,etc. but it can also be defined as........
Abortion! Pro-choice! Pro-life! Here is something nobody seems to have looked at yet about abortion--so I've decided to tackle it myself. Are you ready?!
Now, if you're not a believer in "the soul" and all that jazz, then this is for your general hypothetical education--not something to seriously consider.
