There are women that will argue that life doesn't begin until birth. ... For this reason, unborn children, like all citizens of the United States, should be protected by the "Life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness" amendment in our constitution. ... There are hundreds of risks a woman takes when having an abortion. ... Many doctors never tell their patients the risks of abortions; it's not mandatory. ... How long can it go on? ...

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But I also believe that there should be limits to how many abortions, if a woman has had 10 abortions, she is taking advantage of this opportunity. ... It takes so much energy, will power, dedication, prayers and money to take care of a misfortune baby and that is why they always end up in institutions no matter how much they are loved. And the worse thing is there is not much they can accomplish in their lives. ... Now how fair is that? ... Pro-life wants to pass "human life amendment" to the constitution declaring the unborn fetus to be a full person from the moment of conception. ...

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Wade, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution provided a fundamental right for women to obtain abortions (Abortion Law Homepage). ... Many people believe that abortion is a legal way of allowing women to commit murder. ... Adoption can help the girl "get rid of" her baby without committing what many feel is murder. Many women however, are not afraid of how people will look at them, they are afraid of not having the money to support themselves and a baby. ... Many women do not see a problem with abortion because according to them...

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So in taking measures to protect the fetus there is the inevitable risk of wrongfully imposing on and usurping the rights and liberties of another human being. ... Though the abortion debate at the political level has not often reflected this moderate perspective I have laid out, generally there has been the sense in the general population that there was an understanding of and an appreciation for the moral primacy of the pregnant woman over the fetus. ... For example, in Tennessee a constitutional amendment just passed to restrict a woman's right to reproductive choices: "Nothing in this...

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