Abortion oral presentation

What if I told you that right now someone will choose whether you live or die? What if I told you that you could not do anything about it? Every 22 seconds, a child is aborted. Every day, thousands of children face this horrible situation, and the idea of someone choosing to murder an innocent child is disgusting in that our society can be so inhumane.
In most places around the world, we have the right to defend ourselves through the freedom of speech and fight for our right if told otherwise. But what about the minors who have barely formed a mouth, and therefore can do nothing that can prevent the termination of their life¿
The right of life should not admit discussions or even be subject of polemic debates, because it represents the essential and primordial right of a human being: the right to live. All the other rights: right of health, right of owning properties, right of having and raising kids, right of expressing yourself, they are all a indirect consequences of the right of life.
Why then did life become a subject of innumerous debates lately? Why is there a huge amount of financial resources designated to creating scientific techniques to eliminate a new life¿ And finally, what are the interests hidden behind all that?
It is known that approximately 205 million pregnancies occur each year worldwide. A fifth of those end in induced abortion and 85% of the abortions result from unintended pregnancies. Is it really okay to use abortion as a substitute for contraception¿ Some doctors do argue that abortion should be a part of a country’s contraception policy. An anonymous doctor said: (quote) “A society that believes that people should plan their families must allow women to end unwanted pregnancies in order to deal with failures of birth control. “ Don’t you think that the idea of using abortion as a substitute for responsible sexual behavior is at least absurd? Don’t you think that society is wrong to give the potential parents an opportunity to