We cannot allow Abortion to transform into Murder

1) This is intentional and the way it was planned. 2) The problem with establishing a cutoff point is that every pregnancy is different and not black and white. The circumstances behind the reason for a late term abortion are also different. 4) I am not an abortion lover, I simply see the need for limiting the human population and seeking the most ethical and economically sensible option between the two options. That baby everyone claims to care about will have a horrible life in the foster system. Kids in the foster system are 4 times more likely to be sexually assaulted and 28 times more likely to be abused. I simply care more than some. It's called tough love. 5) Most pregnancies are viable. According to the CDC: "Stillbirth effects about 1% of all pregnancies, And each year about 24, 000 babies are stillborn in the United States. 1 That is about the same number of babies that die during the first year of life and it is more than 10 times as many deaths as the number that occur from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)" Miscarriages occur in 15-25% of all pregnancies and the leading cause is linked to obesity, Smoking, Nutrition deficiencies and high caffeine intake. Most of the preventable causes for stillbirths and miscarriages can be attributed to lack of education and affordable access to healthcare. We should address this before worrying about muh pur bebies. 6) Abortion is a disgusting action that shouldnt be a common procedure that is done, But it is due lack of education and poverty. You can't compare abortions with your examples. 7) I'm not a fan of semantics so both is fine. Practical viability comes with a price tag that most can't pay, So what's your alternative? If a woman gets to decide to abort or save the child and the option to save it will cost more than the abortion (E. R. Bills in the USA are stupid expensive), What should she choose? 9) So why attack late term abortions? RA-1) Pregnancy, Fetus it's all semantics and I don't care for it. In argument (5) I state the viability of most pregnancies and statistically speaking after 13 weeks the pregnancy had a high rate of success, So the argument of viability then limits abortions beyond time and places viability before choice. The difference between a pregnancy at 13 weeks and 30 weeks is huge, So I do not think they should be considered the same. RA-2) Should those that smoke during pregnancy, Are overweight, Do drugs and take unnecessary risk that causes a miscarriage be charged with murder? Should the parents whose child dies of SIDS be charged with murder? RA-3) I do not establish a practical viability market due to the complexity of what practical viability entails. It's not practical for a woman that will be raising the child on her own that can barely afford enough for herself to carry the pregnancy full term. It's not practical for a couple to raise a child with multiple developmental disabilities that will require expensive long term care for their entire life. It's not practical for a young woman beginning her career to stop it just to raise a kid. There is more to viability than just time. RA-4) False equivalence comparing a baby to a fetus. An embryo is considered a fetus after the 8th week up to birth. A fetus at 9 weeks is not the same as a fetus at 37 weeks. I can see your slippery slope arguments from a mile away. For someone who isnt pro-life you sure do make the same arguments