VI. Therefore, with all of these arguments laid out in front of you, now is the time to speak about where you would stand in this situation. It is asked of you to think about the welfare of the mother and the future that the child would have if raised in an abnormal environment. Think about how difficult it would be for a child to live in a place where it is abused mentally and physically or surrounded by drugs, gangs, and constant conflict. On the other hand, would you want a child born with deformities and abnormalities to live in suffering for the rest of its life, whether from constant ridicule and mentally abuse or from physical pain? Please think about these situations carefully because your opinion can determine the future of millions of women and unborn children.

As noted earlier, partial abortion has become one of the most widely debated ethical issues of our time. On one side are pro-choice supporters, individuals who favor a woman’s reproductive right, including the right to choose to have an abortion. On the other side are the pro-life advocates, who oppose abortion in every way, shape, and form (McGee 5). Pro-choice defenders believe that the fetus is only a potential human being until it is viable, which usually occurs starting at the 24th week of pregnancy. Until this time the fetus has no legal rights, instead all rights belong to the woman carrying the fetus, who can decide whether or not to have the child. On the other hand, pro-life supporters believe that the fetus is a human being from the time of conception and holds all legal rights to itself (McGee 5). The argument between these two support groups has created an enormous controversy throughout the U.S. and has grown dramatically since partial abortion was banned in over 30 states (Wagner 1).

Partial abortion takes place at the end of the second trimester and during the third trimester. During this procedure, the lower half of the fetus is first removed and suction is then used to remove the brain and spinal fluid from the skull. This allows the skull to collapse and the fetus to be completely removed from the uterus of the mother (McGee 4).

III. Many people of the U.S. population are pro-life supporters and believe that it is necessary to ban partial abortion in order to protect the legal rights of the fetus and save a human life. Pro-life defenders will argue that a fetus is a human being from the time of conception and if aborted at any time during the pregnancy it should be seen as a murder. Pro-life supporters believe that no exception to the ban on partial abortion should be made even in a case of rape, incest, or if the pregnancy could threaten a woman’s life. On the other hand pro-choice supporters believe that a fetus is not a human being until viability. Viability means the point in time at which a fetus could survive outside the womb; this occurs at the 24th week of pregnancy or six months. This is also the period of time at which partial abortion is practiced, but it should always be left as a

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