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Abortion has not only become a moral issue but a legal tug-o-war since it was made legal in 1973.
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Abortion has not only become a moral issue but a legal tug-o-war since it was made legal in 1973. The famous "Roe v. Wade" court ruling stated " a woman and her doctor may freely decide to terminate a pregnancy during the first trimester". Yet Pro-life (which are the people which are fiercely oppose abortion due to political and/or religious reasons) and Pro-choice (people who are for the women's right to abortion) advocates face off with what they believe should and shouldn't be a law. Abortion has grown to be quite a trend in the past 30 years. Some see it as a legitimate answer to a problem, and others see it as taking an easy way out at another's expense. Whatever your opinion we have to accept that its happening, about 25 percent of U.S women choose to end their pregnancy in abortion. An excess of 90% of...
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