Adoption Is An Option

        The idea of abortions has seemed to sweep through the United States throughout the past decade.  The number of abortions has increased to surprising levels, and America has made abortions very accessible to its citizens.  According to the latest statistics from www.Prolife.org, abortion rates have risen from 744,600 in 1973, when Roe v.s. Wade first happened, to a total of 1,365,730 abortions from ’73 until 1993 in Massachusetts alone.  1996 statistics show over 38 million abortions have taken place since 1973, and that number has most definitely risen significantly higher since then.  Is it a wonder our country is in such a mess right now?  

Is it possible that so many people can be so heartless as to choose to murder their babies in abortions?  I don’t feel that is the case.  Rather, I believe that people don’t fully understand what abortions really are, and what goes on during one.  They refuse to believe that we would come up with such a brutal “medical procedure”, and that it isn’t really killing any human lives, but instead, a few meaningless cells, like those of a virus.  Unfortunately, this is not true.  From the instant the mothers egg is fertilized, a human is created.  

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That being said, abortion is murder, no matter how you look at it.  Just because we cannot see the baby, does that give us the right to blow up all the people in Europe and Asia because, hey, we can’t see them either.  Certainly it does not.  Or how about those who have lost an arm or a leg, or who had rubella as an infant and never completely developed their entire body?  Should we kill them too, because their bodies don’t have every single body part formed?  What’s the difference?  There is none.  

Therefore, we must think of ...

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