| − | Choice has been used as a [[euphamism]] by proponents of [[abortion]] ([[Pro-Choice]]), who claim that a [[pregnancy|pregnant]] woman has the [[right]] to abort an [[unborn child]]. Opponents of abortion claim that the choice to [[reproduce]] was made at the time of the [[sex|sexual act]], and that if she didn't want her [[life]] to change, she shouldn't [[murder]] her own child. Proponents then claim that in cases of [[rape]] and [[incest]], the choice to reproduce was made by someone else, and that she never had a choice. Opponents then claim that the vast majority of abortions are not rape and incest cases, and are made for economic and personal reasons that, while affecting the mother's life in sometimes severe ways, do not rise to the level of balancing one life's value against another. | + | Choice has been used by proponents of [[abortion]] ([[Pro-Choice]]), who claim that a [[pregnancy|pregnant]] woman has the [[right]] to abort an [[unborn child]]. Opponents of abortion claim that the choice to [[reproduce]] was made at the time of the [[sex|sexual act]], and that if she didn't want her [[life]] to change, she shouldn't [[murder]] her own child. Proponents then claim that in cases of [[rape]] and [[incest]], the choice to reproduce was made by someone else, and that she never had a choice. Opponents then try to make the claim that the vast majority of abortions are not rape and incest cases, and are made for economic and personal reasons that, while affecting the mother's life in sometimes severe ways, do not rise to the level of balancing one life's value against another. |