Abortion and The Right to Life

Article one, section eight of the United States Constitution lists the enumerated powers of Congress. The 10th Amendment to the Constitution states that anything not specifically listed in Article one, section eight is in the province of "State's Rights" and the Federal government has no authority in such instances. Therefore Roe v Wade should be overturned. Having said that...Speaking as a former fetus, I am Pro-Life! For me, the question of when life begins is no question at all. When the cells of a fertilized egg divide...that's life.

In discussing the moral and economic implications of abortion, many argue that the issue goes beyond personal choice and delves into the realm of basic human rights. The debate often centers on when life begins and the responsibilities that come with it. Advocates for Pro-Life policies emphasize that every potential life holds value and should not be discarded. With millions of abortions carried out since the landmark Roe v. Wade decision in 1973, society must consider the long-term impacts on families and the economy. To explore these perspectives further, visit europalace-casino-canada.com for a deeper analysis of the ramifications of today's policies.

And when you look at the economy... the number of abortions performed since 1973 when Roe v. Wade legalized abortions is 53 million. If you figure an average salary of $36,000 per person, that equates to roughly $145.9 billion in lost tax revenues.

 

 

Our current political leaders - including our current representation all claim to have Christian values. If they were Christian, they would know that it's wrong to kill at any stage of life.


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