Hawking's Argument Against Abortion

Justice to some is going about the law, following due process, and abiding by the jurisdiction, yet to some it is simply doing the right thing and sticking to it. These two very different ideas often go head to head not only in our society but also society as whole across the globe.

It is true; not all laws or legal procedures are there to make doing the ‘right thing’ become a reality or even possible at some points. Therefore, I feel that it is our job to be able to discern between what is legal and what is right in order to take a stand against said laws or procedures that infringe an individual’s human rights. Now, different things fall onto different places on different people’s moral spectrum now more than ever society is faced with splitting ethical questions; should abortion be

More often than not, this leads to extreme bias toward or against a topic being discussed and with so little legitimate, factual evidence to back a person’s claim up; making it difficult or even impossible to sway someone to understand or consider a different perspectives about said topic. Which is why, as stated earlier, we must be cautious of where we get our information from, who said it, when, where, and why. All these seemingly insignificant details do greatly influence how the information is displayed to individuals.

To conclude, I have observed what ‘justice’ in our society is and have compared it to what it should be. These two ideologies can differ greatly in some areas and be closely related in others yet, they continue to be relentlessly debated, instead of people trying to come to an agreement and make it the best it can be and reform our broken justice