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Abortion Persuasive Research Paper

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Every single day, a silent horror kills more Americans than those that were killed on 9/11.This year alone over 34,060,630 babies have been killed due to abortion(“Abortions Worldwide This Year”). Abortion is the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy by the removal or expulsion of an embryo or fetus from the uterus (“Definition of Abortion - Google Search”). One of the most inhumane actions is murder. Abortion shouldn't be legalized for the following reasons: the unborn child feels pain during the process, it could possibly cause psychological damage, it shows that human life is disposable, and abortion is MURDER!!!! During the abortion process the baby feels pain in the womb. With the creation of sonograms and live-action ultrasound images, doctors have been able to see that unborn babies at 20 weeks gestation react physically to outside inducement such as sound, light and touch. The sense of touch is so potent that even a single human hair drawn across an unborn baby's palm causes the baby to roll their fingers into a fist. An unborn baby at 20 weeks gestation “is fully capable of experiencing pain. …Without question, [abortion] is a dreadfully painful experience for any infant subjected to such a surgical procedure.”( — Robert White, M.D., PhD., professor of neurosurgery, C.W.U.). Unborn babies at 20 weeks development, actually feel pain more intensely than adults. …show more content…

Statistics show that 44% of the women had nervous tissues, 31% regretted their decision, 36% have sleep disturbances, and 11% were prescribed psychological medicine. Imagine this: you take any woman in your life was post abortion trauma committed suicide because of her decision that's a government allowed her to choose. The female should not have to live with the fact that she killed a living being inside of her despite her decision. Not legalizing abortion would prevent that from

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