Against moral permissibility, regardless of personhood

In the article of " Morality and Legality of Abortion", the second argument seems to me the most intellectually interesting. This argument is held against the morality of abortion. In fact, what makes this argument of high intellectual interest to me is that it has a logical approach to the subject. Don Marquis, the writer of the article, draws a comparaisom between the killing of an adult human being and the killing of a fetus. He finally puts the two parts on equal footing by stating that the fact of killing them is just the same. Since killing an adult is considered wrong because it deprives the person of its future, killing a fetus, though not a person yet, is as wrong since it deprives it of its rightful future as a person. Personnally, I fully agree with this point of view. I think that a fetus has the right to see the light and live a life like we all have done. However, there are always exceptions. I still find abortion an efficient solution in some cases which endanger the mother's health for instance.

weekend plans

This weekwnd is gonna be a studying weekend. i've got many readings to do and many assignments to hand in.
I'm planning to study after lunch and at about 6pm i'll go out for dinner in a Libanese restaurant with some friends, kind of change. Then we'll be back at around at about 8pm to study again.
For tomorrow, I need to do some sport early in the morning and then start working after breakfast.
Later in the day may be i'll go out at night with some friends.