I believe we should keep religion out of this argument. We all have our freedoms to religion and speech: however cases like these are best when argued over science versus faith. Even if abortion was to be banned: so many women are going to die trying to abort their own baby or end up in serious condition because of trying to abort their own child. And sometimes: money isn't the reason for abortion. Sometimes its health reasons, or genetic reasons. Some women don't have the genetics to give birth, and maybe some women don't want to pass on certain disorders or health defects. Some women's bodies aren't able to support carrying a child(even though we are all taught we should be able to, believe it or not). Imagine your wife finding out that if she gives birth to a child she is going to die- and potentially the baby too. Sometimes abortion isn't based on just MORALS, but the women's health as well.

Most people on ventilators are older, sicker people. Not tiny clumps of cells. Fetuses don't even develop a heartbeat until 6 or 7 weeks.

I agree: while we all have the right to religious freedom, I believe we should keep religion out of an argument mainly based off of science. Like someone above/ below said- its best to separate religion and government based on these arguments.

I support the argument you bring to the table. To support you, most women who are forced to carry their child end up giving up their children into foster care systems.“The rate of adoptions of children born to white women declined by 34-37% in states that repealed restrictive abortion laws before”

A lot of people who give birth to unwanted children end up putting that child into adoption or foster care systems: however if abortion was more legal then less kids would end up crammed into those houses.

A woman should have the right to her own body: She has her own freedoms, and should be allowed to make her own choice of whether she wants to carry a child or not. It should not be forced down upon her to carry a child she wishes not to have. There are statistics that show that a good chunk of death is caused by failed abortions. If abortions were legal- then so many of these deaths wouldn’t be happening. "In parts of the world where abortion is illegal, botched abortions still cause about 8 to 11 percent of all maternal deaths, or about 30,000 each year."