The case of Roe v. Wade is a rather sensitive and difficult topic to resolve.
In the end, a woman must make her own choice whether to have an abortion or not. However, people do not have sufficient knowledge of the consequences of such a decision. What does this mean for the mother, for the fetus, and for the people around the pregnant woman? How might this affect her health? Under what circumstances did the woman conceive? And countless other considerations. Therefore, it is very difficult to come to a wise and balanced decision.
Needless to say, in extreme cases of sexual violence, such as what happens during wars, this issue is not an issue. So there definitely should not be an absolute ban on abortion.
But there is more to this issue than fighting emergencies. Roe v. Wade was a case about giving women the right to decide for themselves. It’s a perfectly reasonable decision. However, in order to come to a decision that will really help, a woman needs to have all the information before she decides what to do.
There is currently no system that provides this information. People are not aware of the consequences of their actions and decisions. In other words, before we decide on abortion rights, we must educate people about all that is involved in the whole process.
The question here is not just about abortion. So many people know nothing about sex education, birth control, parenting, childbearing and parenting. The decision about the right to choose whether or not to have an abortion should be part of the whole package, the whole educational system, not a separate issue.
Abortion is a relatively simple procedure. However, it is a very emotional process. The emotional and mental consequences of this step are not apparent until after the fact, when the woman, and sometimes her family, have to live with her decision. That’s why it’s so important to let women make informed decisions. In order to do this, it is necessary to organize the educational process.
In addition, the state should not leave a woman alone with the consequences of her decision. The government should create a mechanism to help women make decisions, whether to have a baby or to terminate a pregnancy and then recover from it.
Of course, one can understand the uproar in America over the U.S. Supreme Court decision. Moreover, there is no doubt that women will have abortions despite the court’s decision. The problem is that in states where abortion is now illegal, women will do it illegally, which can lead them to procedures in inadequate sanitary conditions, treatment by unauthorized personnel, and exorbitant costs.
So the only solution we offer is a systemic solution that takes into account the needs and views of all the people involved. It will give comprehensive information and cover all sides of the issue, offer systems to help you make the right decision and deal with it later. Once such a system is in place, freedom of abortion can be left to women to make choices concerning their own lives and the lives of their future children.
