RU486
The article I chose is about the anti-progesterone RU-486 (mifepristone). I chose this article for a few reasons. I was interested in the article's content, and although the article appeared to be straight forward there were many hidden messages. Before this article I knew nothing about RU-486. I would have read this article and probably passed right over the messages that makes the article negative about this drug for moral reasons instead of scientific ones. The article appears to be a straight forward article explaining what Ru-486 is, what it does, and that it is very bad. Once I did some research myself I began to see that this article is bias and that it is packed with hidden messages I would normally take for truth. This paper was written by a pro-lifer directed towards people, probably women looking for information on the new drug. I believe that it is written by a pro-lifer because there are all kinds of hidden clues. For instance, the article begins with explaining what RU-486 stand for. The author explains that the pill is named after the manufacturer who is owned by a corporation that spun off from the I.G. chemical firm. The firm that supplied Hitler with t
A study was done in France and the vast majority of women who received a chemically induced abortion were happy with the results. How is a chemically induced abortion more barbaric than a surgical one? He says that this form of abortion is a threat to liberty. This man sounds like he believes that abortion, not just RU-486 is a threat to life, liberty, and the family generation. When the author gives the citations they are from the American Life League and a book called "Misconceptions, myths, and morals. Health complications are generally low. It is trying to present an argument against a drug that could help many women just because of a personal moral belief. The author asks if RU-486 is safe. But after considering the article's real message I find that it is not women friendly. First, by a Professor of Bioethics who explains RU-486 can be used for Cushing's disease, breast cancer, complications with delivery, and endometriosis. They represent perhaps the greatest threat yet to life, liberty, and the family generation. One of the quotes included was from a 17 year old girl, "I felt like I was dying.
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