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A 6 page philosophical argument for the right to life of women seeking abortions over the right to life of the fetus. The argument focuses on the theme of dominance. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
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of the pregnant woman (Wolf 60). But these arguments go unheard because of a history of dominance of the male/patriarchy over the woman in their societies. Women are
still viewed as a maternal baby factories that should produce according to rules established under the umbrella of an entity called God or Mohammed. Under the terms of the
religious texts, the woman is a possession of man, which continues to give some the opinion that this right is God-given. But this ideal is archaic for many reasons.
Not only does a woman have the right of control over her own body, but she has a right to protect the body of the planet. On an
overcrowded planet that still practices infanticide because of overpopulation, the issue of abortion is moot. There is no other moral issue to consider than allowing all forms of birth
control to be used to control the problem, even if this is an inadvertent result of a personal choice. There simply
arent enough financial and natural resources to support the number of people on the planet. In Bosnia, 6 million people are without houses, 3 million are without power, and 2.5
million are without water" (Jackson 20). All of these people are starving. In West Africa, the poverty is so severe that violence against the state is uncontrollable, and
it is being (Toufexis 48). "In the poorest countries, growth rates are outstripping the national ability to provide the bare necessities -- housing, fuel and food . . .
. In India, according to government reports, 37% of the people cannot buy enough food to sustain themselves. Warned Shri B.B. Vohra, vice chairman of the Himachal Pradesh state land-use
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