abortion

If someone intervenes via abortion, that most likely outcome of a person being born will not happen.

One of the many divides in views on abortion is between people who believe life begins at birth vs.

People who don't like abortion (for whatever reason) should be all in favor of better contraception methods.

What better way to avoid an abortion than to not become pregnant at all?

Speaking as someone who approves of the legal reality that abortion is a woman's right, I'm fine with pro-choice/pro-life.

Most of the people I hear supporting abortion won't acknowledge that it's a life that's being ended.

Your question also touches on abortion, and the argument that a fetus deserves less protection from society because of its lack of social connection.

Meanwhile, abortion is killing hundreds of children today, and no one cares.

Some countries in Northern Europe are evidence of this, as are declining crime rates after the banning of leaded gasoline and legalization of abortion.

So I'd argue that even though an anti-abortion attitude may not be directly religious, it almost always seems to stem from religion.

I do wonder though: what specific cultural values does abortion cause a drop in?

I had an argument recently with someone who is anti-abortion and his opinion is that life starts when sperm and egg meet.

An abortion is just another of those man-made things that stops nature from "taking its course".

While the AP Stylebook advises using "anti-abortion" and "abortion rights", it seems unrealistic to expect people to parse their statements that carefully, indeed journalists need a guide to achieve this aim professionally.

Please don't make assumptions about my views on abortion or who my "opponents" are, especially since I've very explicitly tried to refrain from opining on the matter.

When republicans stand up and say "kill all abortion doctors," we don't necessarily have to start out with "while you have a good point, sir,...." Sometimes you have to call out crazy when you see it.

Abortion, in the medical, clinical sense, is just a safe, reliable, and legal way to do so, that also happily gives a woman body autonomy (a good place for us to get to, after so much of our history telling women their bodies aren't theirs).