Abortion should be illegal.

I am against abortion because it's just plain murder. So what would call all the embedded zygotes that fail to implant? Would you call a zygote failing to embed a tragedy? Would you consider a miscarriage to be on the same level of abortion? (estimates are around 1 in 6 pregnancies ending in miscarriage, mostly going unnoticed) A human fetus is simply a human being at a very early stage of it's life. Relating to my last point, so are fertilized zygotes that don't embed. It's not a woman's right to end a humans life, it's not about the woman at all. You are absolutely right, a woman doesn't have the right to end a human being's life, but the woman does have the right to not have a child if she does not want to. The choice is more about the woman than it is about the fetus, because, if you say that the fetuses opinion matters more than the woman's opinion does that automatically make every fetus worth more than it's own mother? Just because you're still in the womb doesn't determine the value of you life. What exactly does determine the value of a human life then? That quote and you saying that every human has an equal right to life are conflicting statements because you imply that human beings cannot be assigned an intrinsic value to determine their eligibility to live but then say that being in the womb doesn't determine that value. And if the mother is raped and is impregnated, the child should be born. This, I find to be the cruelest of your statements, in fact, that statement is more evil in nature than advocating for abortion. To say if a woman is raped she is forced without any input, to accept the pregnancy and later have that child and take care of it, in itself is undermining the value of a woman's life. The way you have worded your response, it implies that repopulation above all is more important than anybody's opinion, whether they like it or not. Your argument also cancels out the immorality of abortion by forcing the reality of pregnancies resulting from rape being mandatorily kept, or facing a murder charge. 3.It is not oppression, and it's not a woman's right.If a woman does not want to have a baby, why is she having sex in the first place? It is not my fault women want to have sex, they KNOW the risk of getting pregnant, they KNOW the ways to prevent it, and the best way is called abstinence. It's not that hard for a woman to not have a child.If you would have taken a quick look at the graph I provided in the comments section (as it didn't appear in my argument like I wanted it to) you would have observed that abstinence is, in fact, one of the WORST methods of contraception.Jesus Christ, you libs really like to pull up history a lot.Passive aggressive insults, also I don't really consider myself a lib, sorry.2.I don't understand how it's the our fault for women getting an illegal abortion, it's illegal.If a woman is pregnant, and is not our fault. It is not our responsibility to make sure a woman does not get pregnant, it's the woman's.It's not "our" fault that the woman gets an illegal abortion, but it IS "our" fault that that same woman doesn't have the same healthy, sterile, and professional environment in which to get the procedure. (theoretically, if abortion were to be outlawed) If it is not "our" responsibility to make sure that the woman doesn't get pregnant I guess your statement about how babies should be born regardless as to what the woman says even if resulting from rape makes more sense. The only problem is that a woman cannot feasibly avoid getting pregnant from rape, quite frankly the logic to the statement doesn't make much sense. If you could expand upon this that would help.If a woman does not want to have a baby, why is she having sex in the first place? Because any woman in the United States of America has the right to have sex with whoever she chooses, regardless as to whether she has the desire to get pregnant. This statement conflicts with your other statement about it not being oppression, you are oppressing a woman's right to have sex, but I don't see any statements about men not being allowed to have sex. 4.Actually, the rates of contraception prevalence is significantly higher than what most people think.The rate of contraception prevalence is at a solid almost 80%, but if people would use protection CORRECTLY, it wouldbe even higher. The rate of women getting unwanted pregnancies and NOT using contraception is at a 10.6%.And I didn't see the USA on that statistics chart. These are all from third world or countries in a much worse situation than we are.https://www.guttmacher.org...Also, not every country in the world is worse off than the United States.