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That's irrelevant to a discussion of morality.
The retards' argument is that we are reneging on our duty to feed some stranger's baby. No such duty exists.
The viability of a course of action is necessary for the discussion of morality. If a course of action is not viable, then it can't be immoral to not take it.
If I'd steelman the pro abortion arguments made, I'd say that is underlaying to the welfare argument, too. I can't take it all the way, because there are always viable paths there. But if there were no options of adoption, no options of family helping, no options of receiving charity, no places for orphans, then I'd agree that some births would be unviable and that it would justify killing.
(Much like I think the killing of rape babies is justifiable for another reason).