Abortion is Brutal Murder

It is illegal to murder a person if it is permitted to kill a baby that is not born. I do not have the right to think about anyone in the world murdering an innocent baby. Some people say that fetuses are not children. That is wrong. The fetus has been proved to be a human life. Because they do not talk or do not do what we did, that person is not necessarily not a person. This baby 's picture is 20 weeks old. Babies at 20 weeks have arms and legs, ten fingers and toes, and they fully form the characteristics of human beings. Many people against the death penalty support abortion.

Because fetuses are considered to be equal people, many people who oppose abortion because it is a form of atrocities and inhumane killings. Depending on the development of the infant in the uterus, 7 major abortion methods were used. Each of these strategies is considered an inhumane and savage murder by people resisting abortion. The most common abortion technique is suction suction. There a powerful suction tube is inserted into the uterus through the expanded cervix. The fetus and placenta are sucked into the container, the developing baby gets badly bad, and the body part such as the arm, the leg, and the head is well identified. The second method is dilatation and curettage that allows the cervix to expand and insert a circular knife. The fourth is amniotic puncture of physiological saline. This only happens 16 weeks after pregnancy.

A life-friendly argument against abortion is that if a fetus gets pregnant, it is considered a person who kills an abortion. To hate abortion and to show sympathy for the fetus, use cruel words such as "to kick out minors from the mother's womb" and "murder". First of all, the place where human life begins is not a clear boundary, so who are they saying the concept is the beginning of life? However, it is not homicide unless it is a person, it is completely ambiguous at the present time. The concept of the concept of life is an argument based on religion (www.wcla.org). Imposing religious beliefs on others is immoral and will violate the separation of church and state. More importantly, the law based on religious beliefs is unconstitutional.