Abortion (Pro-Life)
Debate Speech Outline - Deputy Prime Minister (Government)
By Matthew Zwicker
Debate Speech Outline - Deputy Prime Minister (Government)
By Matthew Zwicker
Purpose:
To persuade the audience that Western Democracies should significantly restrict
abortion.
abortion.
Central Idea: Abortion should be restricted.
I.
Introduction
A.
(Refocus
audience again)
Mr. Speaker, members of the Class, I am here today to help stop the massacre that is occurring on our very streets.
Mr. Speaker, members of the Class, I am here today to help stop the massacre that is occurring on our very streets.
1.
We are here to
say that western democracy should significantly restrict the monstrosity and
malicious murder called abortion.
B.
I will
1.
clarify in
rebuttal what the Leader of the Opposition said,
2.
then I will tell
you may hear from the Opposition Team later on,
3.
then I will
continue on with my points which are
i.
Life begins at
conception and
ii.
Abortion is separation
and segregation.
II.
Body
A.
(Rebut Leader of
the Opposition’s questions)
1.
(Defend the
ethical credibility of Prime Minister points)
B.
(Either transition here into what they will
say, and give a rebuttal to what they would say – OR – go one to state my
points)
C.
Points
1.
(Transition) The
Vietnam War; no one wanted it.
i.
It was sponsored
by the few,
ii. Using tax payers
money,
iii.
Fueling a war
that coasted the lives of about 47,000 people within a
period of just nine years.
period of just nine years.
iv.
Today, we are
now faced with a similar war,
a.
Not a war on
terrorism, not a war on rights, but a war on life,
b.
Where not just 47,000
have been killed, but 14,000,000 innocent lives have been murdered within 54,559,615years
of Roe vs. Wade.
2.
However, what
you will hear the Opposition team say is that these people who are murdered
aren’t even people, they are demeaned as an individual and called a “fetus”.
i.
But no one says
“Oh! The fetus kicked!” or “I’m going to give birth to a fetus.” No; no one
says that. People call it a “baby”, an actual human being.
ii.
Life begins at
conception.
a.
Life begins at
conception; this phrase isn’t just an opinion, but a fact. This is the House of
Representative’s Bill 374, aka the “Life at Conception Act”. Which reads:
1.
“To implement equal protection for the right to life
of each born and preborn human person, and pursuant to the duty and authority
of the Congress, including Congress’ power… the Congress hereby declares that
the right to life guaranteed by the Constitution is vested in each human
being…”
2.
“The terms “human person” and “human being” include
each and every member of the species homo sapiens at all stages of life,
including the moment of fertilization, cloning, or other moment at which an
individual member of the human species come into being.”
3.
It includes fertilization; fertilization is when the
egg is fertilized by the sperm; that is when life begins; right from that very
moment.
4.
It’s a beautiful
thing, for at that moment, life is given to an individual, a human being.
b.
However,
speaking about the individual, the refuting team declares woman’s rights.
i.
But when has it
ever entered out mind that we should give preference over one person from
another.
ii.
For when one
decides to take away some individual’s life, and say that it is a
constitutional right, I am bold to say that this is sickeningly wrong, an act
against humanity.
3.
(Transition) For
America was founded on equality. As found in the Declaration of Independence: “We
hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal,”
i.
All men, all
humans, all people are created equal.
a.
So why give
preference toward a mother, who has a voice, and let the one individual, who
doesn’t have a chance to give his or her say, to refute and to defend his or
her innocent life.
b.
It is clearly
seen here that separation and segregation are still a hot topic on today’s
social norms.
1.
Should we
segregate the lesser person by esteeming the words of the higher person more
than lowly? Surely we are separating equality here.
2.
For without say,
without the right to a fair trial, without the right to life, there is no such
thing as equality; but in separation and segregation.
ii.
The Declaration
of Independence continues saying:
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
a.
“Life, liberty
and the pursuit of happiness.” There can be no pursuit of happiness if there is
no liberty; and neither can there be any pursuit of happiness not liberty if
there is no life.
b.
If life is taken
away, then everything that we’ve hoped and dreamed for has been skewed and
falsified, because life is meaningless if we dare even think that life could be
meaningless in certain aspects.
III.
Don’t let anyone
persuade you into the horrible thought that taking away a person’s life is a
right.
a.
Never give in to
the persuasiveness of those who want to take away life.
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