Describe one common argument for AND one common argument against abortion and assess each one. IS it a good or bad argument? Does it make assumptions or claims that are problematic? Do the reasons...

Abortion: Good or Bad
Abortion's morality has become a source of controversy between academics for several decades. Anti-abortionists question how the person (the fetus) should be killed in order for some other person (the mother) to live (the mother). The benefits of termination to the parent and community at large, on the other hand, are cited by pro-abortionists as a compelling argument to accept abortion. The researchers are concerned that pro-abortionists everyone seems to be gaining the argument, and as more countries legalize termination of pregnancy, and in nations where abortion is still unlawful, such as Nigeria, the policy has been defied on even a daily basis, and citizens are practicing it in large numbers.
Abortion's morality has become a point of contention for several years. Theologians, researchers, academics, health researchers, evolutionary biologists, religious believers, as well as other researchers have all weighed in on the subject. Many people have spoken out against abortion (anti-abortionists) and in support of it (pro-abortionists). While more and more nations legalize abortion, the debate continues, and pro-abortionists seem to be winning. Anti-abortion activists aren't giving up, and while many nations are debating legalizing abortion, many have already made it virtually impossible.
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Pro-abortionists contend that abortion is morally correct. For example, Derek cites the decrease in abortion-related deaths after the legality of marijuana in America as a reason for supporting termination of pregnancy. Others, such as Harris, suggest that "since the ectopic...