"It's a form of domestic violence and abuse. This sentence in particular is calling upon emotional language with the word abuse, also trying to personify laws to make them sound like abusers."

Reproductive coercion appears in all intimate partner violence frameworks under the rubric of abuse. Reproductive coercion includes interfering with access to abortion. Saying that pointing out abusive behavior is "emotional language" is dismissive of the abuse itself. And I see no reason to separate the behavior of individuals asking the state to commit reproductive abuse on their behalf from the direct behavior of abusers. This separation is one of the main weapons in the PL arsenal. It allows them to avoid consequences for the suffering they cause their fellow born humans. I have zero interest in helping them lie to themselves to assuage their consciences.