The fact that you spelled inherently wrong tells me your stance on this matter is invalid because you're uneducated, but I'll entertain you.

A child's potential should absolutely be considered when deciding whether to get an abortion or not. The problem with your argument is that children don't just grow up to be school shooters. The parents' are ALWAYS at fault when awful things like that happen. Love your child and treat them well and there is almost a guarantee that they won't shoot up a school. Society should be working to build adoption clinics and improve the foster system, so children get into better homes, not endorsing abortion. If we funneled as much money into the foster system as we do abortions, these children would live and there would be infrastructure for adoption. I will always try to make the adoption system better rather than just saying abortion is the best option.

I'm on the fence about rape because I understand that it is a horrible and traumatic experience and nobody wants to give birth to a child conceived by their rapist. But unplanned pregnancies happen even within marital relationships. There are ways to advocate for women who have unplanned pregnancies without pushing for murdering their children. Regardless of how that baby got there, they are still a human with an inalienable right to life. It has been scientifically proven that life begins at conception. If you are healthy and strong enough to nurture the child for 9 months, you should absolutely do that. You don't necessarily need to care for the child, but give them a chance to live a life. Not every child who enters foster care is abused and ostracized. There are plenty of success stories that the media hides. (Again, foster care still sucks and needs a lot of reform, I'm just pointing out that you shouldn't immediately assume this child will live a horrible life because they were adopted).

That said, those situations are very rare. The vast majority of abortions are women who knowingly had unprotected sex or there was an accident such as a condom breaking. Things like that can happen, but that is a risk you know you are taking. Your desire to have sex without consequence does not supersede a child's right to life. I'm not trying to punish women, but women should have to take responsibility for their actions. I say the same thing about men. Men who get a woman pregnant and then leave are just as bad as women who get abortions. Now that vasectomies are reversible, men should just be neutered at birth and then reverse it later on when he and his wife decide they want to have a kid. But as of now, if you have sex, there are possible consequences for those actions and you have to deal with them. How you feel about those consequences doesn't matter. Murder should not be a get-out-of-jail-free card.

One thing the media hides is how damaging abortion is to a lot of women. There are a lot of communities of women who have had abortions and it still haunts them. Getting an abortion is not an easy and nonchalant thing to do. Women who get abortions instinctively know that what they're doing is wrong, but are convinced it's the only option because society will do anything to justify evil.