Abortion, (from athiest perspective.)

To begin I would like to address a case my opponent made against me thats very logical, about my saying that all babies that can die must but then saying the next generation must live on to carry on our good adaptations.Yes it sounds ridiculose when you take 'all babies that can die must' in the most litteral sense that 'all' babies must die. I shall elaborate now to try to say what I ment to say by all babies that 'can die' now.I of course dont mean all babies period must die. there must always be another generation if our race is to continue to live on and so it is pivatol that we reproduce successfully. So in essence we 'cannot' afford to lose all babies lives, so it should go if I say all that 'can' die must, then this does not mean all babies period. the babies that 'can' die would be whatever the population in the next generation that we can afford to lose.The Desise list:my opponent gave a long list of all incurable desises and gave a few statistics on some of the death toll some create. Do not be impressed by this please readers since his point is on how desise and plauge will counter over-population. my link I gave in the first round (in fist edition of this debate) shows that inspite of all these incurable desises the population goes up everyday. How is it with all the millions of deaths listed by my opponent associated with these diseses the population goes up? the only way is that there are far too many births replacing the dieing. a barral may have 50 big holes in it but it will still stay full if its constantly filled by a waterfall. So my opponents point about incurable desises only strenghtens my point about the overpopulation problem. Its so serious that none of these diseses are slowing it down.why is it important to carry something to the population?:have you not studied science? it's how all species become stronger and advance throughout history that pass on the good traits to the rest of the population. thats how we evolve into superor beings that are better off. If there is anything out there that should be taken as axiomatic that its good to pursue it, it would have to be the development of our species for its truely the only thing that truely outlast us.everyone should have a chance at life:why? because a legal document has the courts rule the death of an unborn as two murders? once in germany the courts ruled that you could not be charged with murder for killing a jew, but thats clearly messed up. Con treats it as axiomatic that it's just and right to make sure all have a chance at life but takes for granted that is not axiomatic when there is no god so he will have to give a better case than that. No such right has been given to us by our maker because we have no maker, life is not given it is simply something that 'could just happen' to you and you do relitively nothing about it. easy come easy go.Hatred ignorance and suffering are less barbaric to have in our world than abortion:my opponent sights a few late term abortion methods as being barbaric forms of causeing suffering to the fetuses and puts this up as greater than the pain and bloodshed caused by Hitler, Jack the Ripper and Edward Teach. First, even if those methods should be said to cause suffering to the infants its ridiculous to think it even comes close to rivaling the suffering those men caused much less outmach it.But let us keep in mind in all those abortion methods the brain is the first thing to be very quickly destroyed. once that is taken out there can be no pain for the brain does not recieve it. the body is just a shell after thats taken care of. the unborn has no time to even regester that its in pain or that it should care becase the part of the body that lets it do that is destroyed.Old people should die in place of babies:yes, death panles would be another good practical start in truely tackling the overpopulation problem, but this does not negate the need to reduce population growth at the source.I will cover any points I missed in the next round do to my time running close to out.