The argument is centered on the belief that this only affects the woman's body. However, the question is, does the baby have rights? Does every human inherently have value and rights? Every baby deserves protecting, I think there should be better ways of taking care of pregnant women and harsher laws / greater protections against atrocities like rape. I, as an adult, do not have the right to kill a child or adult, so pregnant women should not be able to choose to kill their child, either.

Due to a religious background, I personally believe that it is neither moral nor fair to take away a life before it's even begun. I understand this may cause trouble for the mother, but there are foster homes and other resources that the child could go to if they choose to.

It does not matter. It is a future child's life. Only in cases of rape and health issues on the mother. Having sex with a partner with consent should know the consequences. You should only being doing those actions if you want to have a kid and your married.

Biologically, conception is the start of life. A pre-born baby IS a human person and their life should be protected. No circumstance or situation changes that value of the life. Your right to your body is valid, but you don't have a right to choose that the life of someone else ends, ever. Everyone has the right to liberty, property, and LIFE, and these rights should be protected, especially for the vulnerable (unborn babies).

Legally a fetus is considered a being at 2 weeks and morally it is considered a being at its making therefore it is murder under both moral and state law.

Abortion is a preventable cause of death for millions of unborn babies. As soon as the egg inside a woman is fertilized, it's a human being. We talk about women having the choice to do whatever they want to their bodies, but what about the baby inside? Does it get to choose if it wants to live or die? And why would anyone want to rid themselves of a child like this when they can just put the baby up for adoption, so someone who actually wants to be a parent can give the child a happy life. Rape is a terrible thing, but it's not the child's fault for what happened. If the child…  Read more was concieved from incest, well that one is your fault. Unless of course it was rape. And even if the mother might die from giving birth, then that's only natural. A mother is always willing to die so that their child may live. How terrible would it be for a mother to sacrifice her baby so that she can live on?

Pro-life arguments center on the conviction that human life begins at conception/fertilization, possessing unique DNA and full personhood, making abortion the ending of a human life. Key arguments include the fetus's right to life, the immorality of depriving a future, the ability to feel pain, and the moral duty to protect vulnerable, developing human beings.
Scientific and Biological Reality: At fertilization, a unique set of human DNA is created, establishing a distinct human life with its own gender, eye color, and genetic code.
The "Future Like Ours" Argument: Philosopher…  Read more Don Marquis argues that killing is wrong because it deprives an individual of their future, including all future experiences and value. As a fetus has a "future like ours," abortion is morally wrong.
Biological Continuity: The only difference between an embryo and a newborn is size, level of development, and location. These are not sufficient reasons to deny a human the right to life.
Fetal Pain: Scientific evidence suggests that by 10 weeks, and potentially earlier, the unborn child can feel pain, making abortion a procedure that causes suffering.
Human Rights and Dignity: Every human being has inherent value from conception to natural death. Pro-lifers argue that a person's right to life supersedes others' bodily autonomy.
Adoption as an Alternative: Pro-life proponents emphasize that adoption, not abortion, is the solution to unwanted pregnancies, offering a path for the child to live.
Moral Responsibility: Supporters argue that society has a moral imperative to protect the most vulnerable, which includes unborn children who cannot defend themselves.

I think abortion is on the same grounds of murder and that it is worse because it is the murder of a child. Majority of the time, having a child is the consequence of someones actions and they should have to answer for that. I know there are cases in which it was against their control or would harm the mother. However these are slim occurrences and the practice of abortion should majoritivley banned.

Ultimately, it comes down to whether the fetus is indeed a developing human being or not. It undeniably is and should be treated with full human dignity. There are some health risk situations, such as an ectopic pregnancy, where the mother's life ought to be prioritized; however, that is a rare circumstance. I am a committed Catholic, and must stand by what I believe is true and good.

I heavily and I can support someone not being comfortable with abortion as long as they do not physically obstruct other people’s ability to a choice

Its not YOUR body its another human being that has their own right too. Its considered a double homicide when a pregnant women dies so why is it so casual to kill a baby, just cause its not birthed yet.

I understand if someone doesn't support abortion for THEMSELVES but not everyone shares those beliefs. And some people that are raped or affected by incest may not share those belief's and deserve rights to abortion.

The issue is not about what a woman does with her own body, but rather what she does with the body growing inside of her. Life scientifically begins at conception and because of this, I believe the termination of a pregnancy (or a life) is morally wrong to the same extent as murder.

A fetus is alive since birth, I understand that it can be hard but this causes a loss in a potential life. this could be just as bad, and yes with rape being difficult, its still a living being, with a chance to do great things, do you really wanna take away their chance at living?

I somewhat agree, but I do not think babies should be aborted after 2 months unless it is a health hazard, rape, or the mother is young.

It's no their own body, its another body growing inside them, so there are two seperate bodies and lives involved

In short, Abortion is the decision of the individual and hardly warrants intervention of the government.

I agree with abortion in the way if the victim was raped, sexually assaulted or incest. As they didn’t get the choice to get pregnant but was forced to so I feel that they can be allowed to get an abortion.

I COMPLETELY AGREE AND ABORTION SHOULD RECEIVE THE DEATH PENALTY FOR THE WOMAN AND ALL OF HER 3RD COUSINS