Our Fetal Flaw: The Appalling Mischaracterization Of Abortion As Healthcare
In the first 3 months of 2024 296,970 babies were aborted [1], if calculated properly the lifeless bodies of infants are stacked up by the millions in biohazard bins across america. The abortion debate appears to be less about life value and more about a war of rights. It has become a battleground of branding, pitting people against each other under slogans of “pro-life v.s pro-choice” neither wanting to be the antagonist. While the war wages, the core of the controversy is entirely missed. What categorizes the entire pro-abortion movement, however, is the framing of abortion as a vital form of reproductive healthcare. When viewed through the criteria for proper healthcare, abortion abysmally fails. Therefore, abortion needs to be categorized as medical malpractice rather than a reproductive health service, for it fails to uphold the physician's duty to actively enhance or mitigate a threat to one's health while not causing harm to the patient. In this post, I will explain why...