An Argumentative Analysis Of R/S Kayla's Abortion

Abortion is an issue that can go both ways and a topic that is very controversial. Is a fetus a human? Does its life matter? Or it wasn’t supposed to happen to me or I was raped. Many people can think of abortion as a good and bad thing, it just depends on what the person’s intuition about abortion is. I decided to go with the topic over abortion because I feel it is a broad topic and can go two ways as in being defensive or immortal. During this topic over abortion I will be including two articles, “A Defense of Abortion” and “Why Abortion Is Immoral”. These articles will explain the difference in how they think abortion can be taken. For instance, the first article will talk about why Judith argues why abortion is not too bad to be allowed

In Judith A. Thomson’s article, ‘A defense of abortion’ Thomson defends her view that in some cases abortion is morally permissible. She takes this stance even with the premise that fetuses upon the moment of conception are in fact regarded as persons. However one criticism of her argument would be that there is a biological relationship between mother and fetus however there is no biological relationship between you and the violinist. Having this biological relationship therefore entails special responsibility upon the mother however there is no responsibility in the case of the violinist. Thomson argues against those who are opposed to abortion with her violinist thought experiment.

R/s on Thursday Kari left Aaliyah (15) and Jacob (12) in Florence at a hospitality house. R/s Aaliyah and Jacob were left alone until Sunday. R/s the children were left alone during the hurricane. R/s Kari leaves all the children home alone while she goes out to party and drink. R/s when Kari was locked for a DUI the children were home alone all night. R/s Kari is mentally abusive to the children, she screams at them, degrades them, and make them feel like they are nothing.

There are many people with permanent disability’s that contribute to our society in very useful ways. In most cases, these people are viewed as being courageous. This kind of a reaction is typical but not always honest. There are a lot of people are uncomfortable around those that are considered “less than normal”. In her article The Abortion Debate No One Wants to Have, Patricia Bauer writes about Down’s syndrome and abortion. Bauer is a former reporter and bureau chief for the Washington Post.

R/s it was reported that Mariska (mom) is feeding Aiden (1) dog and cat food. R/s Mariska is feeding Aiden from the animals’ bowls. R/s Mariska is under psychiatric care in South Carolina and needs to be committed. R/s LE has been out to the home due Mariska and Jeffery (dad) fighting.

R/s in January 2014 Taylor was diagnosed with PTSD. R/s Taylor has two sons Joshua (1) and Kane (2-months-old). R/s Taylor is living with some relatives at 612 Hill Street in Conway, SC. R/s Taylor goes to work and leaves the children in Mary Ruth’s care. R/s Mary Ruth’s mind is unstable and she is schizophrenia. R/s there is a possibility that Mary Ruth will leave the children or drop them off to someone else is she gets tired of the children. R/s about two months ago Taylor was sleeping in cars with the small children. R/s the children were malnutrition when they were sleeping in cars. R/s it is alleged that Taylor is bipolar. R/s Taylor has a history of fraud with the food stamps, FADC, and Medicaid.

To be considered an American, there are no limitations other than being able to cross the border. This country does not limit race, religion, and sex. Since America’s history has been well known to be “free” , It is not important for individuals to share some set of common beliefs and values because being a “ follower” isn’t going to make a true American. It would be like a Mexican family being forced to turn into a white family, though this isn’t the case. From the readings of Steven, it is fair enough to not include demographics to be a citizen. It is possible to share common beliefs, though there are different mindsets and categories of our government to believe in. For instance, although we are running a democracy, others could be independent,

The reporter stated that Arlena delivered Aubrey in TX at the age of 16 and both mom and child tested positive for cocaine at the child’s delivery. The reporter stated at that time Aubrey was taken in to TX CPS custody and placed in the care of her paternal aunt. Ms. Lowry is unsure who has custody of the child at this time, but believes Arlena may be running from TX CPS or law enforcement. According to the reporter, Arlena hops from state to state with the child and is in between TX and MS often. The reporter stated Arlena goes between the states from week to week. Per the reporter, the child does not have Medicaid, WIC, she doesn’t have formula and her mother gives her any kind of milk she can get, her shots are not up to date, and she has not been to any well baby check-ups.

Someone once said,“Being pro choice doesn’t mean you would have an abortion. It just means you think the choice is yours, not the government's. In the New York Times editorial written on June 27, 2016, entitled, “ A Major Victory for Abortion Rights,” the writers are targeting young women can understand that the choice of abortion should be in the women's hands. This article is about keeping abortion legal in America, but primarily Texas. The writer's emotional appeals, word choices, and logic to successfully encourage the readers.

Ayonna reported that she is staying with her aunt Regina Lester since they were evicted from their home. She reported before 9/17/17. She stated that her relationship with her father is not positive. She stated that previously she lived between her father’s home and her boyfriend’s home. Ayonna reported that her mother was killed in Ohio years ago and that they have been staying with their father ever since.

After considering the information presented in class, as well as my own philosophical beliefs, my argument is that abortion shouldn’t be a legal thing for woman to do in the U.S. Even though woman do it because they aren’t ready to have a kid, or were victims of abuse, or whatever the cause was, the action of aborting the kid is like murder. I want to argue about how abortion shouldn’t be considered legal.

REPORTER: The reporter/ anonymous called with concerns for the four victims, Colton, and three unknown males. According to the reporter, Kelly is in Burnsville 4 nights a week. The reporter said, a couple of months ago, Kelly and Matthew (boyfriend) was in Corinth, MS stealing a trailer. Matthew was driving the car, and “he slung the baby out of the car seat onto the floorboard”. The reporter said Matthew took off running and called someone to pick him up. Kelly was passed out in the front seat, and she was arrested. The police department called Human Services to pick up the baby, and they called the grandmother to come and get the child. The reporter said Kelly is pregnant, and she is on meth, oxycontin, clonotin, and xanax, but Kelly is not

Mary Katherine Lavigne is a MQP 8th grader who loves to do many exciting activities. Also known as “MK”, she is an athletic 14 year old. After volleyball practice, MK loves to go to Café, in Afton, to enjoy her favorite pretzel bites and yummy delicious pizza. While she’s there, she gets some refreshing raspberry/strawberry lemonade. After MK eats her amazing meal, she reads the best book she can find, The Selection. When she is done reading, you can find her watching the suspenseful drama series, One Tree Hill. When the show is over, because she watched a whole season in three days, she turns on Sharkboy and Lavagirl. MK loves movies, and can watch them all day. She loves staring at her favorite actors, which are James Lafferty, Chad Michael

Kayla commented she is for her brother, foster parents, her biological mother and her mother’s boyfriend.

On 01/27/17 a CW worker and her supervisor came to Diane's home, where Cassie lives, and they took Cassie's son apart and had an interview with him.