Legal doesn't make abortion right? Oh really? Legal doesn't make abortion moral? Oh really?
Abortion isn't about moral relativism. It's not about cultural relativism.
Abortion is completely about ethical subjectivism.
A woman who becomes pregnant is the only person on the planet (or elsewhere in the known or unknown universe) who knows that she has conceived.
"Not sharing that conception event" with any other human, and then she decides to terminate that conception - the impact or consequences of that termination with regard to any other person on the planet, other than the woman who made the decision to terminate a conception, is "ZERO"...absolutely zero...and can't be proven to be otherwise.
ZEFs, at the stage that the VAST MAJORITY are terminated, simply are not self-aware. The DNA donor involved in conception, otherwise known as the father, does experience any biological changes with a ZEF, and therefore can't begin to claim a biological attachment to a ZEF. And if the male DNA donor has no knowledge that a ZEF exist, it is impossible for that male to experience any negative emotional consequences should such a ZEF be terminated.
I dare anybody to define the true, genuine negative social consequences and/or impact on humanity, as a whole, resulting from abortions. Please spare us all from predictions about all of the could have beens if. No persons among us know what the future holds.
No person knows if a conception will produce an Einstein or a Hitler. There is ZERO proof that a natural miscarriage or intentional abortion can or will inhibit the proliferation of the human species - or even reduce the overall quality of life for humanity. One thing is very clear, with ample evidence. The human population is growing at rapid speeds.
