Today almost everyone looks for a way to disown consequences for their actions. No one wants to deal with something they did not want in the first place. Abortion is another way out in most cases. No one knows what it literally means. It is a term. @(Therefore), you never hear of the problems women have emotionally, physically, or mentally after they have an abortion. You only hear that it makes a problem disappear. *People are not educated well enough on the issue and it is entirely too sugar coated.
In my policy paper I will discuss a policy that says that people need to know what goes on during and after an abortion. @(For example) what types of abortions there are, the effects on a woman's body it can have, why so many people never know what they are really doing, and so on to show how important it is not to protect people from the truth about the process of this act. @(Also), how I propose to deal with it is to have education classes for women who want this done. I think I have enough sources to support what I am going to write about.
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I think you need to remember to specify the policy that you're replacing because if you're saying that woman need the class to have an abortion, are you then saying that abortions should be legal, or are you just leaving that issue completeley out
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