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Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

"Minors - I don't think that abortion should be a right. Abortion is most common starting from 15 years old. As you would know in the US and many other countries sex isn't legal to you are 18, give or take a couple years due to different countries laws. Why should we give people a right to something that legally shouldn't happen. Unless there is a 100% legal way to impregnate a minor then sorry I'm wrong."I'm not sure what you're saying. Just because it's illegal for a girl to be impregnated doesn't mean she is responsible for being impregnated- rape is a problem- in which case abortion would be necessary."I see consent pop up every on social media, news etc. Consent is everywhere and it's true, consent is everything. But, if you were able to consent to having sex then it is in your hands to make sure proper precautions are in place. And look, I know there are other situations where in-time precautions aren't the problem such as wanting to have a baby then you break up, you decide you want a baby then you don't but that is part of consent. Do you have a secure enough relationship to have a baby? Are you 100% sure that you will still want a baby 1 month in the future. These are all precautions that are really, really important and needed to be debated about. Not wanting a baby after you've decided you did is 100% the two people involved's fault. Therefore it shouldn't be a right."True, but people don't always consent to being a single parent. They consented to two people raising a baby, and it's not their fault if they break up. Why does the father get the right to suddenly drop responsibility even though he consented, yet the mother still has the responsibility?Furthermore, I also think abortion should obviously be a right in cases where the health of the mother/child is endangered.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

Sex is legal under 18, because it is not illegal.There are laws like with underage, where one is over age and one is under age.aAnd even those lose a lot of power at age 14, and even less power at 17.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

Your 1st response - Yes, rape is huge situation where abortion would be just. I think that in a rape situation, when the police are invovled with a rape crime then the police report should grant permission for an abortion. Rape crimes are one of the fastest crimes that are solved. Im not saying you need to catch the convicter but just a report needs to be filed with decent evidence. Yes, I know, some women don't come out or are ashamed of coming out that they've been raped. That is a wholenother debate. Your 2nd response - I talk about other circumstances in my second paragraph. If you can consent to having sex or a baby then you need to be able to you will have a secure relationship in the future." I know there are other situations where in-time precautions aren't the problem such as wanting to have a baby then you break up, you decide you want a baby then you don't but that is part of consent. Do you have a secure enough relationship to have a baby? Are you 100% sure that you will still want a baby 1 month in the future. These are all precautions that are really, really important and needed to be debated about. Not wanting a baby after you've decided you did is 100% the two people involved's fault. Therefore it shouldn't be a right." - Me
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

How is the murder of innocent just regarding a perpetrator.I have a friend who is here from a rape. She actally had twins.Black twins from a rape and she was in her 90s when she died, so imagine her difficulty.I never perceived difficulty from her, just family pecking like my mom pecks. Its unjust to kill the innocent for the crime of another.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

You talk about consent as if it is impossible to have sex without it. What about rape that impregnates a person. Should they really be forced to care for a child, or feel the guilt and judgment that comes with giving them to a foster home, because of something someone did to them, against their will?
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Ive already explained what you just said... go read one of my replies it's there somewhere....
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

I am speaking for the millons of future lives that the Left will sacrifice, all under the notion they are burdens to society.We are very close to become an overpopulated planet - if we haven't reached that state already.Do you think it is responsible of us to reproduce at this rate?
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

How many times have you heard we need mexican workers because there are not enough people in this nation to fill the jobs?America has already reduced the average number of babies per family.Family planning is fine. Using birth control is what should be done if you don't want to get pregnant. In third world nations where the people refuse to act responsibly, people should choose to be sterilized.Killing viable babies is not the answer! That would be no different then choosing to kill foster kids to reduce the population.Unwed mothers, unwanted babies are a moral cultural problem. Address the core problem.It's amazing how the answer from the Left is KILLING THE BABY and never holding people accountable for their irresponsible choices in life. It's the no fault generation!
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

How many times have you heard we need mexican workers because there are not enough people in this nation to fill the jobs?Not a whole lot of times, and there's a good reason for that - I live in Denmark.But to answer your actual question - just because you need workers in America doesn't mean you need people on the planet.Overpopulation is not an American problem, it's a global problem.So I ask again - do you think it is responsible to reproduce at the rate we currently are now? And when I say we, I mean we as the people on earth.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

I already answered. It's called birth control, sterilization or abstinence.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

That's not a proper answer. My question is a yes/no question.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

I answered the question. IT IS NOT RESPONSIBLE TO BE SLEEPING AROUND WITHOUT BIRTH CONTROL OF STERILIZATION.This is what causes the over population. I realize people on the Left refuse to ever admit that personal responsibility is the answer to most of our problems. It's called MORALS... the dirty word to Liberals.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Do you acknowledge the fact that the problem goes beyond birth control, that those who have the most children are the poorest people in our societies, people that 1) cant afford birth control and 2) dont get proper education about it either?
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

Hogwash, you can get condoms for free in most places. Liberals should be giving their money and time to provide free birth control to poor nations. What happened to the Clinton foundation? Why not give some of that money for free birth control?
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

you can get condoms for free in most places.you obviously haven't been most places.Liberals should be giving their money and time to provide free birth control to poor nations.Many do.What happened to the Clinton foundation? Why not give some of that money for free birth control?They did/do.ref ref ref
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

Good, I guess that shuts own that ludicrous excuse for abortion.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Everything you said was wrong - therefore you're right.Ha - I may have to use that one in the future...
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

How many times do I have to say that overpopulation isnt an american issue. Once again this is a global issue.Those countries who have the highest birth rates are third world countries. Ive been to some of them, and no - there are no free condoms there.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

For him America is the World... ........................................................
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

He said give condoms to poor nations. Since when are poor nations referring to America?
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

What your friend here is saying isn't false. Unintended pregnancies are significantly higher in areas of poverty. The only way to explain this phenomenon is to assume that birth control isn't very accessible or people aren't very informed about birth control. Maybe instead of fighting to make abortion illegal, we could republicans and democrats fight to make it very very rare=by facilitating access to birth control and educating people. That would mean an increase in taxes but abortion seems to bother you a lot more than increasing your taxes. Like that pro-choice people are content and pro-life as well. Everyone is happy.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

Until we make abortion illegal, it will be another blight on humanity as was slavery, the holacaust, etc. etc.Teaching people about birth control or abstinence is what everyone should be doing. I don't believe for one second there are many people in this world who do not understand about birth control. I think the truth of the matter is they don't care. They want their sex without birth control.Liberals always say how they care so much for these poor people. Why are they not providing free birth control and education to these people instead of paying for them to have abortions.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

I don't believe for one second there are many people in this world who do not understand about birth controlFine if you don't believe it but you are wrong. I don't even know how to argue. Some people in this world don't even has access to water or food. You think they have access to education before water and food? Having access to sex ed is important. However, if they don't have access to birth control in the first place telling you about is great but useless when the day you actually have sex.Liberals always say how they care so much for these poor people. Why are they not providing free birth control and education to these people instead of paying for them to have abortions.I know what liberals you are talking about. Hey, there are stupid people everywhere. What I would like to point out though is that nothing is free. Birth control costs something. And in order to make is cheaper or "free" people are going to have to pay for them. That means that you will have to pay for someone to have condoms and birth control. Would conservatives want to do that?
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

It is this simple, if a person does not have birth control, then they make the choice to have sex or not. They choose if they want to get pregnant or not.There are ways to not get pregnant without birth control. We are not talking about idiots here.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Your point of responsibility is a strong one. Having sex without birth control or even protection is irresponsible. It is irresponsible for people know about birth control. What about ignorant people?
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Imagine a world where we all must base our laws on the ramifications of some ignorant people.You are saying we must make it legal to kill our unborn babies, because we have ignorant people who do not know how to be responsible.Rather than educating these people, we should just understand their ignorance and make it ok to kill babies.Imagine if we legalized killing born children because of ignorant people who did not know how to feed them.You can come up with all kind of excuses to rationalize people's inhumanity to innocent life. It matters not because what you are doing is what all dictators have done throughout the ages.WHETHER IT BE JEWS, OR SLAVES, OR THE INFEDELS, IT'S CALLED MAKING EXCUSES WHY KILLING CERTAIN PEOPLE IS OK.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

we agree that the solution to reducing abortion is educating people and making birth control accessible? yes or no?You know my position on abortion, and what I am suggesting is compromise.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

I don't know your position on abortion.Would you compromise on a law that made it legal to kill newborn babies? Can you even understand what we are talking about here? Some things are simply human or inhuman.The Left and the Democrat party support kiling viable babies at any stage for any reason. To any honest person possessing the least bit of humanity, that is no different than killing new born babies.So there is one way to stop the holacaust of viable babies, and that is to stop voting for the extreme politicians who keep it legal. Are you willing to protect those viable babies by never voting for these extreme pro abortion politicians?I guarantee you within a year, Democrats would change their position on no restriction abortions if people like you made it clear you will never vote for them again until they did. These phoney corrupt politicians care nothing more than getting elected. They would flip flop on any issue in a heart beat to get elected.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Why are they not providing free birth control and education to these people instead of paying for them to have abortions.The Republicans block that stuff. People like you are against all 3 of those options. Since you are against 2/3 of what it takes to prevent abortion and Democrats only oppose 1/3, you are in fact more pro abortion than they are.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

The real issue here is "Should the UN have any authority over the USA?" The answer of course is no.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

Abortion is a wrong, it's never a right no matter if it's done in secret or in the open. It's murder whether in the closet or in the hospital.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

Although I personally am pro choice I would stop short of declaring the right to abortion as a human right. I think different nations, possibly even different states within nations, should have the ability to decide for their sovereignty what they want to do about it. Due to Roe v Wade I have always considered the free choice for abortion to be a national USA right, but were that court decision reversed or if it were sent back into the states' hands then I would honor the new verdict.And using the "human rights" argument for abortion is a double edged sword because it's just as easy for the pro life side to simply argue the fetus has human rights and therefore no abortions can happen anywhere for any reason. Your angle on this argument may actually hurt the pro choice position more than it helps it.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

While I don't nessecarily support all abortion rights, I would like to add that the argument for abortion is that it falls under a right to privacy.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

The UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights is good for nothing but toilet paper or kindling a fire. It's an evil organization with an evil agenda and should have no authority over free nations. Let the Ruskies and Chi-Coms have it and God can deal with them.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

That "Universal Declaration of Human Rights" is a majority decision of societies around the world. THEE "authority of free nations"."The Ruskies and Chi-coms" have been around for many years, have killed millions of innocent "creations of GOD". I have seen little of "God's wrath" against them, same with those "abortion sinners"!See, if HE would only DO something I'd be a believer! If the only kind of retribution this "God" knows is to destroy "everything", and save only the ones who believe in hearsay because HE wont show up and take care of business ... ("Deal with them"), well, he shouldn't have given us a free thinking brain!"GOD" can "deal with" those who have an abortion .... why do we need YOU?? If HE deals with THEM as he has dealt with those "Ruskies and Chi-coms", he REALLY must not give a damn! Why do you say "Let them have it and let God "deal with" genocidal maniacs ... and not let GOD "deal with" abortion???
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Well go bow down to your god and see if it keeps you out of Hell, if that's how you feel about it. You are free to serve your master.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

I don't know that I have a "god" to bow down to. S/HE/IT has never showed up. When that entity does, and proves it is in charge I'll be glad to do whatever it wishes. 'Til then, I am the only one I have to answer to .... if I follow the laws of the land. I have no "master".
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Your mind, your imagination is your god and you are bowing down to it as low as you can, down to six feet under. Your god is a proud god taking you to Hell in your sin. Your god is your master, your master is sin, your master has you on a ball and chain pulling you down and you will bow. God can set you free but you don't want Him to be your King so He will be your judge and you will bow down.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Will you be a believer when God aborts you from the face of the earth? I sure will be a believer when God aborts me from the face of the Earth....and maybe He'll transport me, translated to eternal life without suffering death. I'm a believer now and I'll be a believer forever. That time has come, and it's time for you now....but you think not I guess so you"ll be seeing me when your dead I guess; I'll be with Jesus and you will see Him as your Judge if not your Savior before your dying is finalized and you can't get out of it in Hell. I feel like I should say sorry for sounding harsh, but you are making your own bed.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

OMG!!! LOL!!! Really? Wait..., you're not kiding!How about th deah penalty an suicide? It should also acknowledge those rights too. Maybe even lynching, although I would have to try really hard to make that argument ;)
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Im against the death penalty, but Im partly in favor of euthanasia :)
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

ALL "rights" that should be considered are the "rights" allowed by the majority of society, and the rules and laws of a country. Laws of a religious nature should be practiced WITHIN that religion ... unless those laws go against the countries Constitution. Sharia Law, for the most part, what little I know about it, would go AGAINST our Constitution, AND the rights of our people, so that part of it could not be allowed. I am not even trying to make the arguments you are referring to. :<)
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

So is no commiting murder a religious law ;)
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Many laws are BOTH societal and religious. Everything religious isn't bad, ("wink" back at'cha.)
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

So, not committing abortion can be both a societal and a religious law ;)
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Yes, that also is a "choice", both societal (personal) and religious.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

I thought it was a right ;)
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

I don't believe that abortion is or isn't a right. I regard rights as merely representative of those values held by those possessing a preponderance of force. The rights we have are contingent upon the rights forced into existence through ideological and/or legal systems. Because I am an individual with limited power, I'm wary of consolidating authority over rights narratives into the hands of relatively few people. I'm also just not convinced that's practically feasible.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

Abortion is not a right, much like murder is not a right. "Murder" is defined as "The unlawful, premeditated killing of one human being by another". Abortion, while (depending on the stage of pregnancy at the time of abortion) not directly killing, is a premeditated action that results in the non-life of a human being. Therefore, abortion is murder, and as such should be granted no exclusive legality.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: Abortion is a human right

Simple contraception.. hell even abstinence results in the non-life of a human being.
Debate: Should the Declaration of Human Rights acknowledge abortion as a right?
Side: No, abortion is not a right

The difference between abstinence and abortion is that the latter keeps a life, which would otherwise develop, from coming into being. It's a reaction, as opposed to a proactive measure (the former).