The+Question+of+Abortion

As nearly half the pregnancies in the United States are unintended, the question of abortion is a popular topic among the general population, as individuals contribute accordingly to their society with personal opinion. Knowing that forty percent of such unplanned pregnancies result in abortion, diversity of opinion rises, resulting in the existence on two stances: pro-life and pro-choice, keeping in mind that no individuals inherit identical values, as personality and cultural differences are diverse.

Generally defined as the termination of a pregnancy, abortion includes various methods of distortion and sardonic treatment, terminating the pregnancy with efficiency and often, little consideration of the embryo; in which genetic information is sufficient for humane development upon the first day of fertilization. With these questionable tactics promoting a accessible and affordable solution to irresponsibility in true human form, abortion is undoubtedly in violation of Human Rights. However, with the opposition found in pro-choice supporters state the embryo's inability to be considered human, while containing a developing (developed) nervous system, immune system, essential organs, as well as intricate features such as nails. While a child of two's spiritual and mental development may be similar to one of an embryo's, the termination of a child's life is considered murder. Needless to say, the fertilization of an embryo's marks the creation of a human being, as hopeful couples rejoice at the confirmation of a pregnancy, as new life is in existence.

Regarding the drive for a justification for murder, situations vary in terms of financial capabilities and physical well-being. In regard to financial capabilities, America has among the highest cases of abortion, while countries in Africa flood with large families, given the right to life. In America, black women take on the highest amount of abortion cases with 37 per cent, followed by white women, Hispanic women, and various women of all races. However, one might assume that abortion rates rise with the rise of poverty, as seen through times such as the American Great Depression. However, with the economic crises throughout 2007-2008, abortion rates have dropped from within the age group of 15-44. In conclusion, economic status takes on less effect on abortion as the general public assumes.

In terms of rape victims, pregnancies are rare, as the human body undergoes shock, making it almost impossible to allow fertilization. The estimated rate of pregnancies as a result of rape incidents is 4.6% pregnancies, of which one-third result in miscarriages.

Human nature defines the epitome of misinterpretation and misleading anxiety. However, the cost of a human life is much too great to meet the demands of any foolish or unwanted activity. Knowing the nature of human, the question of abortion is not a right for a woman to do to her body as she pleases, for her fetus is only one-half hers, of which without/damaged, will not function as a whole. Sources used:

http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/fb_induced_abortion.html http://www.abortionfacts.com/statistics/statistics.asp //www.hopeforhealing.org/preg.html// www.census.gov/