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Student says abortion contrary to Constitution
Is an unborn chi!d hum&n? In my mind, Aborting the unborn child docs not
without a doubt, it Is. An individual solve psychologies problems becausa of
human life begins at conception, where the rape, it Just complicates them. Most
matched sets of chromosomes contain women who have had abortions expe-
genes that are blueprints for the devel- rience extreme cases of guilt. ThU cannot
opment of this human being. Nothing s help what she's already experienced. One
added to the fertilized ovum except unnatural, violent act has been commit-
nutrition. ted by rape, why commit another through
An alternative to abortion is adoption, abortion?
As President Reagan said during the pre- As Reagan said, abortion is not an issue
sidential debate Sunday, there are a mil- on religion, but an issue dealing with con
lion and a half people waiting to adopt a stitutionality. The Fourteenth Ammend
kaby. ment of the United States Constitution
But questions Walter Mondale posed reads: "Nor shall any state deprive any
concerned the possibility of a rape or person of life, liberty, or property without
incest victim becoming pregnant. First of due process of law, nor deny to any per
all, pregnancy from a rape is very rare. In son within its jurisdiction that equal pro
Minneapolis, during a five year study, out tection of the law."
of 3.5CO abortions, not one was for rape. JodiBlazek
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The result is that those who are least
able to resist are systematically deprived
of their ability to dissent in the molding
of their children's mind.
Lawrence and Axons conclude that a
voucher system would "rectify the abridg
ment of the poor's First Amendment
rights and equalize families' rights to
choose schools."
But then this is obvious. What needs to
be overcome is the National Education
Association's irrational fear of change.
We must at lesst begin serious discussion
of implementing a system of vouchers.
As Lawrence and Aror.s note: "It is sig
nificant that in this situation so few peo
ple have expressed the belief that school
decisions are so personal in origin and
meaning that they ought to be classed,
along with religion and freedom of speech
and press, as beyond the reach of the
majority. Majoritarian control 'of the
transmission of personal beliefs through
schooling is a problem whose magnitude
is equaled only by our refusal to hold pub-
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