Planned Parenthood Argumentative Analysis

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Lately it feels like every time politics is brought up a war zone breaks out. Social media has become a main platform for people to express their views and opinions to their friends and families. It also has given the same people the ability to verbally attack their friends and families for their differing political views and opinions. So much so that now when someone wants to ask me personally my positioning on these matters gives me an automatic headache. Not because I do not enjoy discussing it, but because I do not feel comfortable confining myself into one political party. I grew up in a republican house. My parents have always showed up to the polling stations and they believe FOX news is the most credible/valuable news source there is. …show more content…

Planned Parenthood has been targeted by conservative due to controversy over abortion. I am pro-choice. I believe that it is the woman’s choice and only her choice whether or not she carry’s out a pregnancy or not. I personally would not be able to get one myself, but that is why it would be my choice. Pro-choice is not pro-abortion. It simply supports that your body is your body and no one should tell you what you can or can’t do to it. America was built on the base idea that church and state should be separate, but a lot of conservative reasoning for their pro-life arguments tends to be linked to religious reasons. I consider myself to be a very religious person, but I understand that my religion should not have a seat at the table when discussing governmental matters. Planned Parenthood gave women, who otherwise would not have been able to afford it, reliable healthcare. Not to mention that majority of patients from Planned Parenthood are minorities and lower class citizens. The people who are against federal funded health care facilities seem to only be upper class groups who either have great insurance or are so rich it doesn’t even matter. Planned Parenthood services includes cancer screenings, STD checks, and other general healthcare options. Abortions make up an extremely small percent of Planned Parenthood’s services, and the small percent that goes to abortions is not under federal aid. The argument that tax payers were paying for women to get abortions was/is completely

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