Why Abortion Is Wrong

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What I've just discussed with my mom, and seen in the recent debate is what makes me want to get away from my family. Yes, I know I can't get away from politics, or any of that stuff. However, my main focus is on what my mom and I discussed and what I saw in the recent debate. Now, please don't get upset if my facts may be wrong, because people make mistakes. You can calmly and respectfully correct me on them, instead of being rude about it. Now, here is what I have to say.

I believe every woman has a right to decide what she wants for her body. If a woman wants to get an abortion, she should have that choice. She should not be punished for making a decision that she feels she needs to make. We should not have to punish someone, because of what they want to do with their body. I understand people believe abortion is wrong, but it's also wrong to take away a woman's right to decide what she wants to do with her body. If I knew someone who wanted to get an abortion, I wouldn't get mad at them and say it's wrong. Because I know it's their decision to make, and nobody else's decision. It's a personal decision every woman should have the right to choose. …show more content…

Yes, I understand they can put the child up for adoption, but adoption centers are already becoming overfilled from what I've heard. What if the woman could have serious health risks if she continues with the pregnancy? What if the woman finds out she could possibly die from the pregnancy? Why do we have to butt into the woman's personal decision, and punish her for what she chooses to do? I would understand that if someone wanted an abortion because they could obtain serious health risks, or could possibly die from the

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