Only then can we answer the question of who has the right to choose to do it. We could use other human actions that also have obvious moral overtones to illustrate this. Of course not. The most critical question always is to first judge the action itself. And so it is with abortion.
Rights have limits . . .
I have a right to swing my fist, but that right stops at your nose. We have a right to freedom of religion, but not if that religion involves human sacrifice. A woman has a right to her body, but this new being, growing within her is not part of her body. Rather, this is a totally different human being, half of whom are even of a different sex. Compassion for her . . .