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These are the usual "whataboutisms" that completely miss the point.''Fail safe'' comes to mind. Abortion is the next best thing when you BC or IUD fails to work. What do you care what other people do? especially adults.
I would worry about the people who kill and abuse their living children instead.
Abortion is willingly killing your living children because you are an irresponsible POS who isn't willing to take on the consequences of their actions.
This is a crime against the most vulnerable members of society and how people can conceptualize it as anything other than that in the case of a voluntary abortion with no underlying circumstances (i.e. rape, incest, retarded/disabled kid/parent, would kill the mother in child birth, etc.) is beyond me. Obviously in these cases, unfortunately killing the child I think should be allowed for obvious reasons.
But to me, asking why I care why healthy people slaughter their own healthy children that they formed via consensual sex is a similar question to asking why I care about if people abuse and murder their children after they are born.
Because it's a fucking terrible thing to willingly kill healthy babies, that's why I care.
Being unwilling to care for children or too irresponsible to step up and be a parent doesn't give you a cop out to murder innocent children.
As for the economic argument, there are gibs for people who are "too poor". Whether you like this or not, this is an undeniable fact.
I have multiple friends who were close to aborting their children because they thought they were "too poor" and said not doing so is the best decision they made in their life. On the other hand, pretty much everyone I know who got an abortion feels guilt/regret later in life. I know someone who turned to hard drugs to cope with the guilt of killing her child 18 weeks after conception.
I'm all for the availability of highly effective free birth control for people of all ages for obvious reasons. Obviously, all forms of birth control can fail. It's unlikely, but it does happen.
However, we voluntarily take on other risks with a very low percentage chance of life changing actions for people we love every day though (e.g. flying on a plane, getting on a train, taking medication, driving a car, seeing relatives in a pandemic, etc.).
These risks come as a part of being alive and participating in everyday life.
I think living in a world where we understand that having sex on properly used birth control comes with a very low risk of unintended children and not allowing people to murder children is clearly and obviously preferable to a society where murdering healthy children is socially acceptable if we use the euphemism "abortion" to describe it.