Abortion is a Murder

It can cause pain, killing is usually very painful. It not only annoys the victim, it also has a big impact on the family members, friends and relatives of the victim. Most people think that it is totally wrong to deprive someone's life. No religion allows people to kill people for any reason. No one has the power and the right to take away the lives of others. Murder is usually due to selfish reason such as money or property. Also, the homicide was done without the consent of the person himself.

"Abortion is murder!" A typical murder is Charles Manson breaking into your house and shooting you. There are many reasons: you do not want to die, you have all kinds of ideas, hope and dream were killed, your family and friends became grief, and everyone else in society fear I will live in. Until Manson is caught. Abortion is technically murder if you define a murder as "killing others." However, it has no drawback of killing Charles Manson style. You can criticize abortion for many reasons, but in terms of "abortion is murder", it is to apply the feelings of Manson's case to the case of direct abortion.

I do not think abortion is good, I do not think abortion is murder. Many who oppose abortion rights express women who have chosen abortion as "murder" and cease pregnancy as "murderers". This misleading word like "murderer" gives the impression that abortion - legitimate medical practice - is not morally wrong but also illegal. I think that we must take into account that most women with abortion have just made the most difficult decisions in their lives. No one thinks abortion is a good thing. There is no one trying to get pregnant, so I can stop abortion.

Whether abortion is murder is one of the most controversial social and political problems of the time. The US Supreme Court, in 1973 Roe v. Wade adjudged to legalize abortion, but at least in the mid-nineteenth century, he discussed the ethical issues of the end of pregnancy. In 1803, the UK started trying to make abortion a criminal, and procedures would be prohibited if acceleration took place. Further restrictions were passed in 1837. In America, the attitude toward abortion began to change after the civil war. Most states passed the abortion prevention law in the 1880s as doctors who saw this practice threatened people who opposed their occupation and the new women's rights movement.