CNN Contributor, David Forum, posted a new view and asked
new questions related to the great debate concerning abortions in the article, Let’s Get Real About Abortions. In
response to Richard Mourdock’s commentary disapproving pro-choice ideals, Forum
asks questions not based on “what if” but based on support, and economic
factors that play a part of abortion decisions. He provided multiple statistics
and various facts relevant in the US as well as other countries to show the
well supported and researched causes for abortion which include economic
distress and parental anxiety. These factual based claims represent that the
lack of maternal financing and supported causes women who feel they physically
cannot support a child to get abortions as well a women who fear becoming a
mother. It is often not about situational issues (such as sexual assault) but
these two dilemmas. In countries that provide great support for mothers, the
abortion rates are severely lower than those in the US. Through the message
that is supported in this article, the audience is mainly politicians as well
as pro-life extremists to encourage them to focus their energy on more
practical issues, rather than the usual “what if”. Specifically to the politicians, the purposes
is more focused towards causing them to look into providing greater support to
new mothers and resolve the causes of abortion that Forum presented. I believe
that David Forum accomplished his purpose because of his great use of statistic
support, which provided great credibility to his opinion. Also, while attacking
such a controversial subject I feel that he did an exceptional job avoiding the
alienation of his audience. With the intention of writing to people with
opposing views, that was an important aspect to the success of his purpose. By
using simple words, it also allowed the audience to completely focus on his
purpose rather than trying to decode his writing techniques. The article was to
the point and accomplished what was needed in order to achieve his purpose.
Article: http://www.cnn.com/2012/10/29/opinion/frum-abortion-reality/
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