It is ethically and morally justified to limit abortion as the pregnancy progresses, balancing the rights of the woman with the potential rights of the developing fetus.

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It is ethically and morally justified to limit abortion as the pregnancy progresses, balancing the rights of the woman with the potential rights of the developing fetus.

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Opposing arguments

Ethical and moral perspectives on abortion are deeply personal and subjective, contending that legislation should not impose a singular moral viewpoint on a diverse population.
A woman's right to autonomy over her own body should not be infringed upon, emphasizing that ethical and moral justifications should not override individual freedom and choice.

Supported voting positions

Ban abortion after three months on the federal level

Supporting arguments

Society has a moral duty to protect all forms of potential life, asserting that limitations on abortion reflect a commitment to ethical principles valuing life.
As pregnancy progresses, the rights of the developing fetus become more significant and should be balanced against the rights of the woman, especially when fetal development reaches key milestones.

Voting issues

Abortion regulation

Referenced by

Ban abortion after three months on the federal level

US Politics

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