Abortion

Personally, i think that the three causals abortion discussion is widely absurd, not by the fact of legitimacy, but the subject itself. When we sit inside four walls to discuss for months about if a 14 years old girl have or not the right to decide if she want to give birth a child which is product of a rape, and subsequently if we chose not to give her, we sentence her, in first place, to birth in a quite early age, and second, to see the face and be forced to "love" a child who probably would be the reflect of the most traumatic incident in her whole life, something is lacking in our heads. I think that the 3 causals law is a very basic condition which we wouldn't even think of deny; are we going to force someone to birth a bulk, or a non-head child just for the fact that "is a god's miracle"? The answer is surplussed. Actually I'm supporter of debating the free causal abortion, because this is the really consistent issue. If you ask me, i think that the abortion should be an undeniable right which would be accompanied by a integral sexual education. Personally i can't see myself as a father in a quite short time; even ever. So i think about those people who has to confront the decision of being father when they're not really prepared to and actually when they doesn't want to. To me, being parent is such a big deal, and is not something that just happens and that we just have to confront because it; if you're not prepared you shouldn't be it, and that's all. Even when you committed the mistake of not take care about your sexuality (which the most of the times isn't directly people's fault), you're about confronting a decision which shall not only mark your life, but the child's life too. So, i think that, besides the moral/christian discourses, we have to be responsible, in first place, to give people quality sexual education, and therefore, to give as well people the opportunity of decide about his own bodies and lifes, not just for them, but also for the new human's life. That's is loving life, i think.