In cases where the woman is unable to care for the child either; financially, emotionally, or mentally, she may feel that the abortion is morally acceptable. Other instances such as the child may have been conceived as the result of rape or by an abusive partner may also be morally right to get an abortion from the mothers view. Therefore, if a woman feels that having the child would be wrong the philosophy of
She might end up resenting the child and blaming the baby for everything. If someone isn’t ready to have kids, whether they’re too young or not financially stable, abortion should be available to them as an option until they’re prepared for kids or can offer they’re child a better future. Reasons against: Abortion has many benefits to it, but like many controversial topics abortion has its detractors. Many of its detractors say that through abortion you’re taking the life of an innocent child. Another reason against abortion is the long term effect it will cause a woman.
However, according to Naheed Mustafa, the author of the article My Body Is My Own Business, “Young Muslim women are reclaiming the hijab, reinterpreting it in light of its original purpose – to give back to women ultimate control of their own bodies”. I strongly disagree with this point of view. When the society sees a woman covering all parts of their body, most people will assume that these women are oppressed. Since women definitely wanted to look lovely and wear attractive clothes, they can’t show their true-self. This is evident from the article that shows that “Young Muslim women are equal, that the only thing that makes one person better than another is her or his character”.
However, the question should not be whether or not an abortion is murder, but instead what is best for both the teenage mother and the unborn child, and in many cases for young teenage girls the answer to both questions may be to abort the pregnancy. Not all situations are the same; therefore they should not be treated as such. Whereas one girl may be able to openly debate the choice of abortion with her parents and the biological father, for another it could potentially do much more harm than good. All teenage girls should be given the option to do what they feel is right for themselves and the unborn baby, not be forced into doing what her parents believe is the morally correct thing to do because of laws placing the ultimate decision in their hands. Others should not be forced to turn to judicial bypass because of their family’s opinion on the topic.
Profit: the amount of money a business has made over a certain time period. Profit= Total revenue-Total costs. Budgets Budgets Profit Profit Net profit margin: A net profit margin is a ratio that expresses a business’s profit after the deduction of all costs, as a percentage of sales income. Net profit margin= Net profit x 100 / sales revenue Net profit margin: A net profit margin is a ratio that expresses a business’s profit after the deduction of all costs, as a percentage of sales income. Net profit margin= Net profit x 100 / sales revenue Profit is when a business is generating higher revenue than its total costs over a period of time.
Granting democrats certainty that women have the choice to abort an unwanted pregnancy, in the event that the woman does choose to continue with the pregnancy Democrats advocate belief in the access of availability to programs such as WIC, pregnancy Medicaid, CHIP, etc. which are programs that help women during their pregnancy and aid after the child is born they also support adoption programs. On the other hand Republicans who represent “Pro-Life” support governments restrictions on abortion. It can be debated the “true” right to human life behind the due process of the Fourteenth amendment, but when sided with the Republicans the Fourteenth amendment protection is devoted to the right of life to the unborn child, “abortion
John Christman on Positive Freedom In “Liberalism and Individual Positive Freedom,” John Christman emphasizes the necessity for autonomy when it comes to the notion of positive freedom. Christman proposes a situation involving a woman who has been raised in a female-oppressive society. He proposes further that the woman is then placed in a society where encouragement of women to pursue their own agendas is prevalent. If this woman is to then decline any opportunities to advance her own social positioning, Christman says, the woman is left un-free and the scenario proves that negative liberty is not a full account for human freedom. Christman then goes on to describe the relationship between political participation and individual autonomy, further stating that the connection is not conceptually necessary for his account of positive freedom.
“I Believe in Pink” I believe in pink. I believe in being girly and enjoying what makes you a girl. I believe that women should accept their role and that they should be proud to show their femininity. In this day and age, some women want to act like men and some men want to act like women. This is not normal and it should not be put into action.
DVR Tutorial Question 2 Case Study : Taking Responsibility – Union Carbide and Bhopal disaster 1) Does the corporation owe its first loyalty and moral responsibility to the financial interests of its owners or the local community and its employees who are affected by its operations ? The corporation does owe a bit of its responsibility to the financial interests of its owners but it owes its first loyalty to the local community and its employees . This was not shown because Union Carbide US didn’t want to take responsibility . In seeking to assign responsibility for the incident ,pressure from the corporate office to stop losses backed Union Carbide India into a corner that led to the cost-cutting proposal to slack off on safety measures that ultimately produced the disaster. As Milton Friedman said, the social responsibility of a business is to increase profits, then Union Carbide Corporation’s decision to approve the cost-cutting plan seems appropriate and acceptable.
doctors shouldn't treat abortion simply because each patient has a particular case; sometimes the fetus or embryo is a result of incest, rape, fetal defects or puts the mother’s health at risk. In these cases the doctor should encourage or normalize abortion, but I other cases he should remind them of the side effects and the morality while respecting the woman’s decision without traumatizing her in order to make the memory a good one, as the author suggests. Prine focuses on the positive impact that abortion has on relationships between mother/daughter or within a couple because of the support they give each other during this experience. But this is nothing to compare to the relationship the woman will have with her own child. They say a mother’s love is unconditional, which is a love she won’t experience if she aborts.