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Abortion
Bob Knob
University of Phoenix
Abortion

Illegalize Abortion
Ladies, Gentlemen, members of the human race. It is with great respect, dignity and reverence that I come to humbly speak before you today. I stand here today to speak for a group that isn't able to speak for itself. This group of humans could not be here to speak today because we have allowed and continue to allow their parents to willingly kill them before they are able to speak for themselves. I am here today to respectfully ask that we stop the insanity of abortion. I truly believe abortion should be illegal.
I stand before you today not to judge those who may have made the decision for abortion in the past, but to plead with those who may be affected by a similar decision in the future. This issue has been debated for decades and will continue to be debated as long as the forces of good and evil coexist.
On January 22, 1973 abortion was legalized by the U.S. Supreme Court by striking down......

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