Abortion is Wrong

"The woman has total freedom and control with what to do to her body and can remove whatever part she likes" How many fingers does a woman have? 10 is usually the correct answer, though I did meet a lady with 11 one time. But for the most part, there are 10 fingers for each woman and each man. Now if you counted the number of fingers in a pregnant woman's body, you get the answer of 20 fingers. That's double the number she is supposed to have. In fact there's double of everything. There is another human inside of her, one that doesn't even share the same blood as her. It is a completely different human than the mother, and therefore, whether it's connected to her or not, it is not the mother and she does not have the choice to let it live or die. "Your point on what to do with rapists is hypocritical to your abortion argument that killing a life is wrong." No it's not. "It's okay to kill one 'living' being for one thing, but not okay to kill another for something else?" I believe you can kill someone who is deserving of being killed. I think raping someone is deserving of death. The child on the other hand is innocent. It may be in the way and obtrusive to the mother's life, but we don't kill people who annoy us or get in our way, otherwise my boss would be buried 6 feet under right now. "So your saying I can justifiably murder when I feel someone has done something heinously unjust?" When the court has deemed the person of doing something so heinously unjust that it is deserving of death, then they can be killed, yes. "...the woman did not ask to be raped. She did not expect to suddenly become pregnant either. She may not want a child yet. She may have wanted a child her partner instead. Why should the woman be inclined to keep it? " You're right, she didn't asked to be raped. She didn't expect all that, she may not want a child, everything, you may be 100% right. But the fetus inside her is a human being, and its life should not be ended due to it accidentally inconveniencing her. In a similar parallel, I came home one day to see my neighbor's Buick parked in my driveway. I went to ask him if he could please remove it, but he told me that he was moving, and he already gave it to my roomate. Please don't feel like I'm trivializing a rape situation, but its the best analogy I can come up with. Well, this Buick is an inconvenience to me, I didn't expect it to be in my drive way, and I wanted to park my motorcycle there instead, but if I were to go and slash the tires, tear off the doors, break the glass and sell it as scrap, I would be doing wrong. Now my roommate is like the baby, who is given the gift of a car (in the baby's situation, life). I didn't expect this to happen, but now that it has I need to deal with it the best way possible. Now I could do a few things, I could blow up the car kick my roommate out (abortion), I move the car (adoption), or I can let him keep the car there indefinitely (birth and keeping the child). I know this picture breaks down in areas because this is a simple picture trying to describe a very complex reality. But imagine if I were to say to my roommate, "I pay the rent here, I have the job, I pay the bills, and you're inconveniencing me. Now please keep in mind, your car is my car too because we live together. So I destroyed your- I mean- our car, and I'm kicking you out." This is wrong. So is destroying the life of a fetus simply because you feed it, house it, and are inconvenienced by it. When you talk about me killing the oldest child, I am not saying to kill the oldest child. I am saying if the problem was really the finances, they would kill the oldest child because it make the most financial sense. Never would I endorse the murder of an already born child. Unless maybe of course it was inconveniencing you. So I have yet to see any proof that the fetus is not human and not alive. The fetus is a bunch of cells just like we are, only we are more of them and we can see organization. I am pro-life because scientifically and philosophically, fetus' are human and alive, despite their level of development or who they're dependent on.