You might be 20 and die of cervical cancer or just get your cervix cut up, your much more likely to get it if your 80 but noone deserves to die of cancer no matter their age. There are much much nicer ways to pass.
Again, overly dramatic and verging on the point of emotional blackmail and fear mongering tactics. Firstly, I think a woman's cervix is her own business, and your sentiment above reminds me very much of the dead baby card some obgyns use on women who VBAC.

Secondly, no one dies from old age, they die from something failing, which is part of old age. No one deserves to die, period, but we don't get to choose how we go, and we all do die. Your focus on this is ridiculous. The "risk the adverse effects now, when you're young and healthy at 13, 20, 25 etc. so you don't die of cancer when your 80 and already riddled with arthritis, bad eyesight and hearing etc" is not a very good argument. Time to move on...