Abortion Ethical Dilemma
A child.
A life that is stolen away because of fear, repulsion or a lack of want. A life that will never have its first laugh, see the sunshine or accomplish its life’s purpose. This is because it was stolen away as a result of someone else’s decision. A decision that was made because that life was not deemed important enough.
Abortion is a real problem in this world today, and yet it has become a rather significant part of day to day life. It is deemed socially acceptable to kill a child because of a decision or mistake. Why is it illegal to murder someone yet it is legal to abort a child? They are both still humans. The way people deal with this ethical dilemma is that it is not a human but just a fetus. But when does a fetus become life …show more content…
The amount of testimonies that come flooding out from beneath those doors are staggering. Women who have had abortions and are still, after 20 to 40 years, having anxiety and depression over their decision.
The documentary Blood Money exposes the truth of abortion to the world through testimonies of previous abortion clinic employees and women who have had abortions. These people explain the process that happens behind closed doors.
One woman, Carol Everett, who had been an employee told a story of how a doctor had done something wrong at the clinic and had put the woman in her car because if they used an ambulance business would have crashed so they used miss Everett’s car to drive to a hospital, not a respectable one who would do their best to help this woman but a hospital that would do their best to cover it all up. Miss Everett said that seven doctors worked on this woman, pulled her baby out, wrapped the newborn in disposable drapes and put the baby in an incinerator. Then the doctors falsified the records, cleaned up and went …show more content…
What then? What would you have her do?” Well in reality, the chances of a 12 year old child falling pregnant are extremely rare, so much so if one were to research child pregnancy in Australia it would come up with just one instance of a 12 year old child and from there, teen pregnancy, which is considered between the ages of 14 to 19. Now while teen pregnancy is still horrible the general reason is because the teen has consented.
The statistics of teen pregnancy in Australia between 2011 and 2012 were 16 babies per 1,000 women aged 15-19 years, so this means that the chances of a child being born to a 15 year old
A life that is stolen away because of fear, repulsion or a lack of want. A life that will never have its first laugh, see the sunshine or accomplish its life’s purpose. This is because it was stolen away as a result of someone else’s decision. A decision that was made because that life was not deemed important enough.
Abortion is a real problem in this world today, and yet it has become a rather significant part of day to day life. It is deemed socially acceptable to kill a child because of a decision or mistake. Why is it illegal to murder someone yet it is legal to abort a child? They are both still humans. The way people deal with this ethical dilemma is that it is not a human but just a fetus. But when does a fetus become life …show more content…
The amount of testimonies that come flooding out from beneath those doors are staggering. Women who have had abortions and are still, after 20 to 40 years, having anxiety and depression over their decision.
The documentary Blood Money exposes the truth of abortion to the world through testimonies of previous abortion clinic employees and women who have had abortions. These people explain the process that happens behind closed doors.
One woman, Carol Everett, who had been an employee told a story of how a doctor had done something wrong at the clinic and had put the woman in her car because if they used an ambulance business would have crashed so they used miss Everett’s car to drive to a hospital, not a respectable one who would do their best to help this woman but a hospital that would do their best to cover it all up. Miss Everett said that seven doctors worked on this woman, pulled her baby out, wrapped the newborn in disposable drapes and put the baby in an incinerator. Then the doctors falsified the records, cleaned up and went …show more content…
What then? What would you have her do?” Well in reality, the chances of a 12 year old child falling pregnant are extremely rare, so much so if one were to research child pregnancy in Australia it would come up with just one instance of a 12 year old child and from there, teen pregnancy, which is considered between the ages of 14 to 19. Now while teen pregnancy is still horrible the general reason is because the teen has consented.
The statistics of teen pregnancy in Australia between 2011 and 2012 were 16 babies per 1,000 women aged 15-19 years, so this means that the chances of a child being born to a 15 year old