Abortion: Is it right or wrong?

Is abortion really the right decision? Will that clear all problems away? I believe not. Abortion is a real touchy topic and a controversial issue that will continuously be going on. Many people would abort a child because they do not want to go through the many troubles they will have to face rather than give the child up for adoption. But why get rid of someone’s life when they have done absolutely nothing wrong? Is it because of the mistakes someone has made, the child should have to suffer? My thing is, how does someone know the great influence the child could have had on society. What if the child was the person who found a cure for AIDS? Or the next president to solve many of the problems we face. Aborting the child just killed any “What If” that could have been figured out. Someone may say that they do not believe in murdering or whatnot but when someone gets rid of a child what are they doing? Killing a defenseless being. Many people believe that having an abortion will solve all their many problems. But what they do not know is that they still have to face the emotional problems that they will be feeling after aborting the baby. That bond that someone may have started with their child is no longer their all because of a simple decision. This decision will stay on one’s conscious for life. There are many other people that would die to have a baby; however, the one’s who do have the ability to have take it for granted. Society at times makes it okay to abort a child because they are continuously building clinics solely for aborting babies. They are advertising it in a way that is basically telling the rest of the world that it is okay to kill. There are already enough people dying, so why kill a life that did absolutely nothing wrong

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