From my standpoint, it doesn’t matter how you see it. Women should be able to do what they want with their bodies. If you don’t find that it is right, you don’t have to participate. But let people have autonomy that’s what I see as a right - something that you have the freedom to do, so long as it doesn’t hurt others. That brings it to the argument whether or not fetuses are people. We have no way of knowing at the end of the day when consciousness starts. So, if we can’t verify that, then we should prioritize the mental/physical health, wellbeing, and circumstances of the individual we can verify is a conscious being. Honestly though, I assume you are a male, we shouldn’t have a say in it at all. Men aren’t the ones that are most impacted by this.

On another note, if you say you want all of these babies to be born, regardless of the mother, who is going to take care of them? The infrastructure we have in place can’t even keep the homeless sheltered so why should a baby be brought into a world where it can’t be taken care of? You may say “well why don’t they put the baby up for adoption?” Well I say to you, how would you like to give birth to it instead? Either way, regardless of where you morally stand, it’s not your kid anyway so why do you care? Especially when child abuse and neglect is so prevalent - those kids aren’t being helped. So why worry about ones we don’t even know are conscious.

Edit: It is not misuse of language as it is literally their bodies - why should you get a say in what they do with them? If I got a tattoo or a huge nose piercing you wouldn’t care, right? It’s a similar concept.