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Debate: Abortion
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- Argument: Abortion may have a positive or neutral impact on the emotions of the women
- Argument: Abortion does not negatively affect a woman's sexual functions
- Argument: Abortion often leads to regret, depression, and even mental illness
- Argument: Existing mental disorders and risk-taking cause the need for abortions
- Argument: If a fetus was defined as a "person", the legal shifts would be too dramatic
- Argument: Abortion forestalls the potential societal contributions of a human being
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- Argument: Women must control their bodies or risk becoming servants of the fetus
- Argument: A woman's rights are not the only rights that need to be respected in abortion
- Argument: Anti-abortion activists love babies but deprive poor children
- Argument: It is better to seek abortion than neglect an unwanted child
- Argument: Opposition to abortion is based largely on sexism toward women
- Argument: No woman "wants" an abortion; it is only the least bad alternative
- Argument: Denying abortion rights forces maternity on women (state rape)
- Argument: Opponents can object to abortions, but must tolerate the choice
- Argument: Human life and a right to life begin at conception; abortion is murder
- Argument: "Unwanted" children can be adopted; abortion is unnecessary
- Argument: It is odd to defend the dignity of a fetus over a child-rearer
- Argument: Doctors that perform abortions are often emotionally damaged
- Argument: Abortion has been opposed by important figures throughout history
- Argument: Even if abortions "kill life", it can be justified as upholding a woman's life
- Argument: Abortion allows women to become better people without a child
- Argument: Many women are disturbed by their abortions but remain pro-choice
- Argument: Abortion disproportionately affects the African American community
- Argument: Abortion is important to reducing over-population globally
- Argument: It is wrong to consider abortion a tool in crime prevention
- Argument: Abortion opens the door to the sexual exploitation of women
- Argument: Abortion is a form of eugenics and mass murder
- Argument: Rejecting abortion and going through with pregnancies empowers women
- Argument: Abortions are very risky and hazardous to the women
- Argument: The Hippocratic oath forbids doctors from performing abortions
- Argument: The right to choice/privacy (abortion) does not override the right to life
- Argument: A fetus will become a full-grown person, but only with a right to life
- Argument: The unborn are voiceless/vulnerable and should be protected from abortion
- Argument: Abortion is not a just response to social problems facing the unborn
- Argument: Judaism and the Torah uphold life against abortion
- Argument: Adoption is too risky making it a poor alternative to abortion
- Argument: Abortion fails to liberate women as it is often promised
- Argument: Pro-abortionists dehumanize "fetuses" to get away with murder
- Argument: The majority of Americans oppose abortions
- Argument: Abortion is wrongly sought as an alternative form of birth control
- Argument: The lives of women have been destroyed by abortion, not enhanced
- Argument: Risk-taking and disorders lead to abortions; not the opposite
- Argument: Abortion may be immoral, but it is still a woman's right
- Argument: If a fetus had a right to life, abortionists would be subject to murder charges
- Argument: Fewer women would have abortions if they knew what they were doing
- Argument: Unborn life should never depend on whether it is "wanted"
- Argument: Abortion allows women to have sex comfortably without fear of pregnancy
- Argument: The scale of abortions makes state intervention compelling
- Argument: Uncertainty over whether fetuses are "life" should halt abortions
- Argument: Abortion generally devalues the dignity we assign to life
- Argument: Fetuses are conscious in the womb and suffer during abortions
- Argument: Abortions encourage infanticide
- Argument: Abortion has a tenuous history of support in the USA
- Argument: Abortion is the woman's choice, not the father's
- Argument: God exists in the unborn as in the born
- Argument: Abortion advocates wrongly value "quality of life" over "sanctity of life"
- Argument: Christian leaders throughout history have been opposed to abortion
- Argument: The right to abort does not depend on its explicit constitutional provision
- Argument: The US Constitution does not explicitly confer a right to abortion
- Argument: Wanted fetuses are "babies"; unwanted ones are "tissue" (inconsistent)
- Argument: Child-rearing is a beautiful, natural process, not a burden
- Argument: Abortions under "trying circumstances" are the exception not the rule
- Argument: Abortion is murder just as infanticide is murder
- Argument: Abortion worsens parenting by devaluing the parent-child relationship
- Argument: Under a "veil of ignorance", the unborn would adopt a pro-life social contract
- Argument: A fetus is no more a human than an acorn is a tree
- Argument: Rape is an arbitrary exception; abortion must be available in all pregnancies
- Argument: Abortion must be justified in cases of involuntary impregnation by rape
- Argument: Letting a woman die is better than directly killing an unborn baby
- Argument: It is just for a mother to abort a fetus to save herself
- Argument: A fetus cannot have a right to a woman's body to sustain its life
- Argument: Abortion is just when birth control fails (involuntary impregnation)
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