I can see your point here. I understand that abortion, to some people, is murder. Both are the cessation of life, whether it's a zygote or a adult human.
I have thought about abortion. I was very much for it until I was faced with having to make the decision myself.
Our Jake was an unexpected pregnancy. We were flat broke at the time...and yes, we considered abortion. I did, anyway. For about a week, my days and nights were pretty much consumed with thoughts of what to do.
I couldn't do it. And, as you can tell, I didn't do it. And, I'm glad that I didn't do it. My gap-smiled, tow-headed handsome little dude would not be here if I had been able to do it. I cried myself to sleep more than once after he was born, thinking about what I had considered doing. Yes, things were rough financially, and they were that way for a while....but he was so totally worth it.
I also often wonder how many other people who have considered abortion but not done it would say that they were sorry they ever had the child? How can anyone look at the face of an innocent infant and say that they wish they'd killed them before they were born?
My thoughts on abortion are changing. Whilst I won't impose my will and standards on anyone else, I do know that it wasn't the right thing for me to do, and I also know that I don't agree with it being used as a form of birth control. Accidents happen, yes.....but how many times does an accident have to happen before it's no longer an accident?