The Other Side-- Reena

There are two sides to my research argument paper. One side I feel most people would agree with. The other side could raise many questions, conflicts, and of course, disagreements. The agreeable side is just basically saying that is very necessary for more action could be taken towards keeping child abuse and neglect under control. The other side is pretty much my take on how it should be done. Haters are going to hate but hey, I don’t hear anything else being done so why not put my idea out? I feel that women should be licensed prior to becoming a mother. I am strictly focusing on women if anybody were to raise questions about becoming a father. Obviously you need both sexes to pursue the parent stage, but my focus is strictly on women. One question that might be raised against this idea is “When is one considered a mother?” and that “If one is considered a mother when one is considered a human, do you abort the “baby” if the woman turns out to be an illegal mother?” and “Or are you saying you have to have a license to have unprotected sex for the possibilities of conceiving a child?” To that last question, yes! If it’s going to help prevent women having children who don’t deserve to, then yes! See, most people might not agree with this idea. A lot of people might think the idea as a whole is a little extreme. They might ask, “There isn’t anything else that could be done?” Well, possibly, but what? Does anyone else have something better that he or she feel would be just as, or maybe more, effective? Sometimes strict measures have to be taken in order for a person to realize exactly how serious a situation is. Although, there actually are times when unnecessary measures are taken with situations that are really not that serious. But child abuse/neglect is no doubt serious and deserves drastic measures for prevention whether people agree with it or not.