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A 12 page paper which covers various issues concerning abortion.
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and has involved many a politician in controversial issues. One of the problems is that it is not necessarily a cut and dried subject. For example, and individual can be
strongly against abortion, claiming it is nothing short of murder, yet at the same time be pro-choice because they understand women will continue to get abortions whether they are legal
or not, and by being pro-choice they feel they are at least protecting the womans life. And, as another example, an individual can be strongly pro-life, yet feel abortions for
the safety of the life of the mother should be allowable. There are many issues which involve the subject of abortion, and this paper discusses the court case of Roe
v. Wade, and then examines the pros and cons along with the moral implications of abortion. Roe v. Wade All of this powerful controversy centers primarily around the
legal case known as Roe v. Wade. This was the landmark case which enabled abortion to become legal in this country. Many have argued that it was a disaster and
has only led to more and more women having abortions. Others claim that it has saved many lives because women were getting abortions regardless of the fact it was illegal,
and many of them were permanently damaged physically as well as emotionally. Some even died from the unsafe conditions of illegal abortions. And others, interestingly enough, may be arguing that
this court case actually has legalized abortion, made it acceptable, and inadvertantly led to women coming to the conclusion that abortion is not a viable option. If abortions were still
illegal such knowledge would not be as easily obtainable by some. The point of legalizing abortion it seems, was to offer women the safe option of obtaining an abortion
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