To me the fight of abortion there is no good or bad side. Both sides are fighting for what they believe is right. I don\u2019t really have a side on the topic because everyone knows what\u2019s best for them nobody else does. Abortion to me is a human right and it\u2019s a woman\u2019s body right. Women should be able to do what\u2019s best for them. If a woman feels like it\u2019s not the best decision to put a child in this world it\u2019s very understandable because she is trying to do what\u2019s best for her and the child. I know many people talk about there are different options out there but it\u2019s not necessarily better for the child there are things still at risk. Also some people are against abortion because of religious beliefs but some see abortion as a huge sin that but that\u2019s not true because a sin is a sin to ere is no sin bigger than the other so to me it\u2019s not fair to Judge these women when we all commit sin on a regular basis god is very forgiving of all of us. In The documentary \u201cThe Abortion Divide\u201d one of the workers the escort coordinator said \u201cPredominantly the protesters are older white males, and the patients are young women. I don\u2019t understand why older white men think it\u2019s appropriate for them to be, um, standing at a clinic where young women come for health care, be talking to them, interacting with them, sometimes touching them.what sometimes happens is the women will get there and freeze. And realize what it is that they\u2019re walking into. The magnitude and the yElling can be very upsetting to them\u201d. This part stood out to me because these men’s opinions are based on their religious beliefs which is totally understandable. But they do not think about these women or the best for these children\u2019s lives fully. One these men are fighting against women\u2019s bodies which is unfair because they don\u2019t experience the same things as women they don\u2019t understand these women really. Second, after these women keep the baby what happens after even though some homes for these mothers they can only stay there for 6months after birth. And these places can\u2019t keep up with these women\u2019s leave which means you don\u2019t know what happens to these mothers and children. That\u2019s why I feel like both sides have good attention. I feel like abortion should be a option for women always but also more resources for women to be able to keep their children. Lastly the snapshot that stood out to me is shavoya snapshot because it really represented the meaning the the documentary and that abortion is not for a set type of women abortion is deformed any women that needs it and women should have that option if they needs it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Also on the YouTube video \u201cHobby Lobby on Last Week Tonight\u201d which talks about corporations having human rights like freedom of religion. Basically these corporations want to be viewed as a person. But it\u2019s unfair because they are only picking and choosing what they want to be viewed as a person. And that\u2019s not how the government necessarily works. I\u2019m totally against corporations to be viewed as people because when they make mistakes they are not treated as so. Lastly corporations are companies that provide for anyone without any type of discrimination and i feel like it should stay as so.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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