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I've had a few conversations lately regarding abortion. Most of these end up with me being blocked. You know, cancel culture and what not. I'm aware that others have different opinions than me when it comes to abortion. But what really boggles my mind are the arguments I get for why it's ok. I've been told that women get to choose when life starts, which is ridiculous. I've been told that rape victims shouldn't have to carry the baby. I've been told that banning access to abortions will only make them more unsafe as women go to extreme measures to get them. All are important, but all miss the mark. The whole messy argument of pro-life vs. pro-abortion really comes down to one thing: is the fetus a human life or not. If it is, then killing it would be murder since unjustly killing another person is murder. If the fetus isn't alive, then it's not murder and there's no issue. So the link I posted is a list from Princeton listing references showing life beginning at conception. I'm wondering is there are any pro-abortion folks out there that take a science based approach to their view. If so, I'd like to hear it.

*Not looking to argue or be told I'm wrong. I get it, we disagree. I'm just looking to see if people are disagreeing because they really believe a fetus isn't alive or if they disagree because it's the cool thing to do these days.