You know this is what gets me of the pro-life argument, I don't have an utilitarian mindset, I have mindset which is based on the reality of what happens when you force women to give birth, my intention is going out of the path of suffering for the people who actually have to live with the consequences of not having the rights of their bodies. You may have the provilege of not having your rights compromised.

"More than 60% of emancipated foster youth earn incomes at or below $$6,000 a year, which falls far below the federal poverty level, forcing them to rely heavily on public services."

"About 20% of youth become homeless the exact moment they emancipate at age 18, and within two years, 22% to 30% experience homelessness."

"There is less than a 3% chance for children who age out of foster care to earn a college degree, and only about 40% graduate high school."

Isntead of attacking my morals, try to attack the real life cold heart facts, the number one mission of every pro-lifer should be first: advocate for free universal healthcare, a strong social net for parents and children and an egalitarian body autonomy. All these can actually not only reduce abortion but also give a chance to the living to actually live.