Fetuses (fetii?) cease to develop once subjected to air. That's not life in my opinion.
Is there any foundation for your opinion? If so, what is it. If there is no foundation, what validates your opinion in the face of the research findings of biologists, scientists, fetologists, genetecists, and other professionals which completely disagrees with you?
You in the real world where you don't need science, you just need religious belief to form fact? I don't know if you've looked up on things recently, but as far as fetuses go there's a thing called viability, after which abortions are now illegal.
This statement is incorrect. In the US, an abortion on demand may performed at any time up to the moment of natural birth. There is absolutely no time, or other restraint. You may wish to do a google search on the words 'partial birth abortion'.
This would of course leave a time called previability, before the fetus can continue to develop outside of its mother's womb. At that point it is not considered a human and not considered alive, legally speaking, at that is also my personal belief, and many others's personal beliefs.
Considered is simply another word for "opinion". Where is the fact? You use the expression, "my personal belief". Again, where is the fact?
And you know that over half the nation is pro-choice according to US News and World Report (I'm pretty sure, I'll check it out), so thus you are the one in a minority fringe group on this,
And every four years, about half of the nation turns out to be on the wrong side of an election; so what does the opinion or belief of half the population prove?
while we in the real world consider science to be important instead of emotional boo hooing.
Since you say you have science on your side, kindly lay out your scientific proof which justifies the aborting of nearly fifty million children since Roe v. Wade.
If you are unable to furnish scientific proof, then you will be stuck with plain, old, unfounded personal opinion, won't you?