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(10 pp) Most pregnancy based choices are not easy.
Whoever came up with the idea that life is not
fair, was not joking, but speaking the hard and
cold truth. In this discussion we will examine
the history and the attitudes of this still
controversial issue.
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lists 9 sources. BBabrtCR.rtf THE CONTROVERSIES OF ABORTION Written by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., November
2000 Introduction Have you ever asked a pro-life (anti-abortionist) how many crack babies they have held.? How do you explain to a twelve year old that she
is going to have a baby just like Moms - and no poppa wont kill Mom if you talk about it. The same is true on the other side
of the coin. How does an infertile woman feel when her sister-in-law has her second out of wedlock pregnancy? What do you say to the woman who has
been brutalized and raped, that she must carry her pregnancy to term? All of these questions are difficult ones. Most pregnancy based choices are not easy. Whoever
came up with the idea that life is not fair, was not joking, but speaking the hard and cold truth. In this discussion we will examine the history and
the attitudes of this still controversial issue. Abortion And the Controversy Roe vs Wade The Supreme Court decision in Roe vs. Wade(1963) legalizes
abortion under the constitutional right to privacy, and overturns the Texas abortion law, first enacted in 1857. The ruling gives women across the country an absolute right to abortion in
the first three months of pregnancy (http://www2.cnn.com/SPECIALS/1998/roe.wade/timeline/) Much weeping, waling and gnashing of teeth led to this simple two sentence summary: the last time the case was tested was
in 1997. The first time that abortion as an issue is recorded on the court dockets was in 1843. It was even guessed in the early 1900s one
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