Debate: Should people have abortions?
Side: Yes, its not even alive

Not at any giving time is an abortion acceptable. Before anyone pops off at the mouth about something they know nothing about, maybe you should do your research.People are perfectly capable of doing their research and still disagreeing with you.Abortion clinics, for one, don't give a rats @ss about you or that baby. They are in it for the money.As an absolute statement, this is false. There may be clinics that immorally encourage or coerce women into getting abortions but they are just as monstrous and people who would encourage or coerce a woman to continue a pregnancy she truly didn't want. Do you really doubt the ability and in fact the overwhelming tendency of doctors to be truly concerned with the mental and physical health of their patients, and to desire to do what's best for them, whether or not that entails the termination of a pregnancy? Additionally, it is far more lucrative to charge someone for 9 months of prenatal care and subsequent delivery than is it to charge someone for a single abortion procedure. The idea that this is a get-rich-quick scheme for doctors is completely baseless. They won't even let the mother's look at the ultrasound screen to see how big the baby is when doing the initial check to make sure they are pregnant.Even if this is true (could not find a single source on such a thing), ultrasounds are always available at other places. The decision to get an abortion is not an instant one.They know they will change their minds if they see it. There is an abortion clinic, which also does late term abortions, in Kansas. Right across the street is a Prolife group that offers the mothers a 4d ultrasounds. Out of all the mother's that have agreed to talk to them before having the abortion only 1 has actually went through with it.So? Did you expect a pro-choice person to have a problem with this? No pro-choice person wants to see more abortions, or see women pushed into getting one they don't really want. If a woman is feeling uncertain, and decides not to a get an abortion after seeing an ultrasound, great. Far better than her not seeing an ultrasound, getting an abortion, and wishing she hadn't. However, not all pregnant women have or would change their minds upon seeing an ultrasound. A huge percentage of pregnancies are terminated before the fetus even looks remotely humanoid.Fetus' do have feelings. Mothers that get saline injections to kill the babies feel their dying baby kicking as the saline eats away at their unborn flesh. A 12 WEEK fetus has been noted on an ultrasound to pull away and try to escape the suctioning machine as it's being ripped from the womb at one mother's abortion.Nice use of blatantly slanted language.Bacteria reacts to its environment but it does not mean you are causing millions of agonizing deaths every time you spray bleach on something. Even the most conservative estimates place the fetus's ability to feel pain at 20 weeks. Recent studies place the threshold closer to 24 weeks.http://www.newsweek.com/blogs/the-human-condition/2010/06/25/does-the-fetus-feel-pain-uk-report-says- no.html  Life beings at conception, we are just in different stages of growth, such as a newborn from an adult. Nonetheless, we still harbor the same DNA and potential no matter what stage.No one thinks a fetus is dead tissue. The contention is over whether or not the interests of the fetus override the interests of the mother. I think the answer is a resounding no. We all have potential but the law does not and should not operate on potential, it operates on the present. A 17-year-old can't get into a bar by saying they are a 'potential adult'.  Whether you are raped or irresponsible, we are all here for a reason. This is your opinion and not something on which to base decisions about someone else's life. Plenty of people do not believe anyone's birth is predestined and it's not your place to decide something about their lives based on your beliefs. Hint: Not everyone who gets an abortion has been irresponsible. There is such a thing as contraceptive failure.Both of my daughters were unplanned. I even had one at 17, but I couldn't imagine her not being here.Great for you. You're not everyone. People are different.The psychological effect on a woman who has had an abortion is tremendous. And the psychological effect on a woman who has been forced to incubate a fetus she doesn't want is....? What? Trivial? Please.Trust me, b/c I know... Because you had an abortion? If so, your experience and your reactions, are not representative of everyone's. Try to differentiate your own feelings and experiences from other people's. You are not them and you have no place forcing your conclusions into their decisions.If not, then you are not really in a position to speak from experience. Yes, abortion is not easy or fun, and yes, some women may feel guilty. This is regrettable and should be avoided through better sex education and better support for unintentionally pregnant women. But just because some women are harmed or regretful as a result of getting an abortion does not mean they should not be legal, safe, and available.nothing good comes out of an abortion.Maybe it wouldn't for you. So don't get one. Plenty of women would disagree and overall are quite happy with their decision to terminate their pregnancies.You are ripped of everything that God has given you the right to have.Unless someone doesn't believe in God or puts their reproductive autonomy above what you think he wants.  This should not even be a debate. This is the only point in which we are in agreement. A citizen's right to bodily autonomy should not even be an issue.Adoption is far better then living with the fact you selfishly killed your child. The government has no business trying to make selfishness illegal.