Termination of the Abortion Question
One social issue that plagues today's society is the issue of abortion. The whole
argument is being fueled by two opposing groups. The pro-life group which believes that
no pregnancy should be terminated no matter what the circumstances behind it, and the
opposition to pro-life, pro-choice, which believes that the mother, and only the mother,
should have the final decision on whether or not she is to continue with the pregnancy or
terminate it.
Many clashes have risen between these two groups in recent years with protests,
demonstrations, and bombings at abortion clinics. The whole abortion problem could
have been solved many years ago if even one of these pro-life or pro-choice fanatics had
bothered to pick up and read a copy of Jonathan Swift's essay, "A Modest Proposal," in
which he describes a way to ease the population burden on Irland by selling poor children
to the rich for food. Swift was referring to children that were already alive and that had
been living for a few years, but his same principals can be easily applied to the abortion
issue. The women who come into the clinics could be paid an extra fee to carry their
babies through the entire nine months. Then after the babies are delivered the abortion
agency would buy the babies and inspect them for any impurities, such as birth defects or
diseases passed on from the mother at birth. The abortion clinic, then in turn, would sell
the babies to the post maternal factory where they would be fed nothing more than pure
fat with a little salt, pepper, and other assorted seasonings and spices for flavor.
For mothers who would not be able to make it through the pregnancy on there
own, a facility would be provided for them to live for the duration of the pregnancy.
Here, in this facility, the mothers to be would be given the best of care, and since the
abortion agency would be able to regulate everything that the mother and in turn the child
is fed, they would be able to charge more due to the child being a higher quality product.
After birth these children too would be sent to the post maternal factory.
Each child would stay in the post maternal factory for a minimum of one year and
a maximum of two years. The length of stay would depend on a number of factors.
Storage space, import and export demands, and market price per child, would all
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