Argumentative Essay: Roe V. Wade

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Citizens all over the globe argue if abortion should be considered legal, even though all states in America already allow it, hence the Roe V. Wade case. Others think it should be withheld and be considered illegal. Although the case was held a long time ago, people still bring it up today. Arguably, I believe that abortion should be illegal in most, if not all, states of the world. Each and everyday children are murdered before they even get to feel what life is. So far 50 million, and counting, innocent lives has been taken away. That’s more than 100 happening every single day. It’s not the baby's fault at all. The mother should have been more responsible and serious about her decisions to have unprotected sex. If she understood the hardships …show more content…

Although that is true, the government is just trying to save a life of a human being by stopping abortion. Many abortion cases involve young adults and minors, who don’t have as much life experience to make a smart decision. Murdering a child before it’s born is equal to eliminating the legal rights of the child, and the Fourteenth Amendment states somewhere in it, “No state shall enforce a law that will deprive any person of life, liberty, or property.” And that is exactly what abortion is doing! By allowing the law to become legal, it’s giving mother’s the right to take the life away from her child. Another reason why abortion is wrong, is because the government already protects it! In the law of death penalty explains, “Federal law prohibits the death penalty for pregnant women until they give birth.” Which in some ways is protecting the life of the babies. If a women is proven guilty while pregnant, they wait until she has fully given birth until they decide her death. That’s basically what the law was protecting; the life of the children. All until abortion stepped in and went against the law of death penalty. I believe in the rights of the children, if the mother was lucky enough to not get aborted, then why should her child be faced with such

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