Abortion: Where Do We Draw The Line?

Abortion: Where do you draw a line? Perhaps one of the most controversial cases in our history was settled in January 1973. In a decision called Roe vs. Wade, the Supreme Court legalized the abortion in the United States (1). Currently, according to the National Health Statistics Center, abortion surgery is the most common surgery in the United States. But when is abortion wrong? Abortion is legal only in certain situations.

Where do you draw a line? Every sperm is sacred, is masturbation killing an infant? Or should we draw a line in two cells? What if a small human being has a brain, heartbeat, or eye? But the shrimp we eat has brain, heartbeat, and eyes. But they will never become humans, do they? Can you draw a line when it is "feasible" when the embryo can live outside the uterus? Or when were you born? Ancient culture is suitable for exposing babies to elements to eliminate for weeks. Is it obviously too much?

Where do you mark on abortion? Whether your baby has been developed for only a few days to a few weeks, you are still killing the child. There are too many people who should not have to rely on abortion. Because sex education at school and everyone is receiving contraceptives, no one should be pregnant. Some social and educational factors reduce or increase abortion rates by changing the unwanted pregnancy potential. Other factors affect abortion rates by allowing pregnant women to seek more or less abortion. In the past few years, the proportion of students in public schools receiving education in some form is increasing. This will help reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies and the need for abortion. There is a campaign about sex education that emphasizes abstinence before marriage.

Compared to a country where abortion is legalized in South Africa, women of all ages can do abortion within 13 weeks after pregnancy. A woman may have abortion for 13 to 20 weeks of pregnancy and if she is pregnant for 20 weeks the woman is alive or can only abortion. In this regard, abortion is legalized and people still have abortion, so I do not argue about supporting choices and supporting life. Women will decide whether they eventually give birth or stop. For women abortion may be an uncomfortable situation, while strong birth can be a nightmare. The same rule does not apply anywhere, but it all depends on the recognition, strength and condition of women.