One writer states that this action "whatever its rights or wrongs, isn't a species of wrongfulinterference."
One writer states that this action "whatever its rights or wrongs, isn't a species of wrongfulinterference." Another author about this topic uses the analogy of a person who opens a window,only to have a burglar walk in. A third author argues for the immorality of this action by claiming thata certain (*) crime is defined by "depriving someone of a future like ours." In a well-known analogue forthis issue, a person's circulatory system is attached to that of a dying violinist in order to save theviolinist's life. For 10 points, name this issue written about by Margaret Little, Don Marquis, and JudithThomson, to which a typical approach attempts to determine whether or not a fetus is a person.
One writer states that this action "whatever its rights or wrongs, isn't a species of wrongfulinterference."
abortion