Roe v. Wade: the controversy continues: Part 1

First off, I want to make it clear that I believe the opinion section of the Student Printz is way too one sided aka over run by Left Wing students. With that being said, i feel that there should be some Right Wing writers in the opinion section to counter balance these types of articles. I feel like this would increase the amount of students who actually read the Printz while having both sides of the spectrum somewhat satisfied to at least know that their view points are being represented, as well as the opposite's. But, this particular article was offensive in more than one way. There was one line I'd like to quote that said, "... you're going to have to have that cancer growing inside you for nine months" (Greene 6). I know that this Chris Greene guy is an Atheist from one of his previous articles he wrote and said that, but to call an unborn baby, a miracle from God, a cancer.... how would this Chris Greene guy feel to know someone called him a cancer while he was in his mother's womb? i understand Greene is using cancer as a reference to an unwanted child and not a planned birth. Greene also refers to an unborn baby as a "thing" later on in the article. I don't know if he is unaware of his offensiveness or if he is purposely trying to offend the opposite viewpoints of his own, but either way, it puts a bad name to our university's school newspaper and to our university to know that the Student Printz is so one-track-minded. Greene also talks about how because of Roe v. Wade, "millions of would-be parents don't have to chance ruining their lives over a stupid mistake or raising a child in a poor environment" (Greene 6). These unborn babies are humans, not animals. We should not have the power to decide which ones live or die. When two people decide to have sex, they know the risk they are taking when they do that. If the woman becomes accidentally pregnant, then the two should have to live with their mistake and not kill a life to salvage their own. For Chris Greene: learn to not be so pessimistic. Pick some topic other than politics all the time to write about so that we can stop using your article's page as our bathroom utilities.