Abortion2
As long as history can tell man has though of life as precious, as the ultimate sacrifice to give up, the ultimate gift to give, and the ultimate crime to take away. Laws have been placed in every nation against murder and the evil that it holds. Through it all though, special situational murders have been left to slide as not true murders, such as self-defense, killing in combat/war, and even abortion has been left to slip between the cracks of ignorance. Murder is murder; self-defensive murder can not be avoided or it is the slain man's fault. Abortion is easily avoided, prevented, and is in no possible way the slain victim's fault. With a clear mind, one can easily see that abortion is in fact murder, no matter what the excuse. Many myths and misconceptions surround abortion. One huge misconception is that the woman has a choice over her body, therefore it is her decision to choose to keep the unborn child or not. This is untrue if one looks at the situation logically. The child has half his mother's chromosomes, and half its father's chromosomes, so the child is independent from his mother, it has different DNA, which defines it as another form of life. The unborn child only i
Abortions do not take place until the mother realizes she is pregnant, the average women only realizes she is carrying a child until after about sixth weeks. The other great myth about abortion, is that the unborn child is not alive. Family planning is calculating when the woman is ovulating, and not having sex during that time, simple as that. Dilation & Evacuation, or D&E for short, is the same procedure as dilation and curettage, except that the procedure is done much later in development, so the child is as much as one pound heavy and over one foot long (Coppens 53). The mother goes into labor about a day later and gives birth to a dead, grotesque, shriveled baby, Some babies have even survied the "salty act" and have been born alive (Coppens 88). Dilation & Curettage, D&C for short, is performed between the seventh and twelfth week, but most frequently happens during the eighth week. According to Webster's definition life begins at conception for a child. s dependent on its mother for food and shelter. The woman has the choice of keep the child and giving it up to adoption or keeping the child and taking care of it herself. Following that in the sixth week, the child's nervous system is so developed that the brain gives of the typical brain waves of that of an adult, and shows first signs of brain waves after forty-three days. The procedure of D&C is as follows: a sharp curved knife cuts the tiny body up to tiny pieces, then cuts and scrapes the placenta from the inside of the uterus. The amniotic fluid surroinds the child so in reaction the salt is swallowed and "breathed" by the child. The child is merely living within the mother's womb separate, and independent (Schwarz 2). Webster's definition leads one nowhere, but out of the twenty-five people surveyed on what they felt was the essence of life: twelve felt a regular heart beat was the answer, eight felt brain waves where a sure sign, three figured it was movement, two were certain it was a sense of touch, as in heat, coolness, pain, and ect.
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