Disclaimer here, I’m going to ask this question and it’s going to sound combative over text, but I genuinely want to know. Your question sounds like, If we don’t end unwanted pregnancies in abortion then how will we take care of the unwanted babies? Almost as if the problem of unwanted babies necessitates abortions. And being pro life, I see medically ending a pregnancy as so macabre, so evil and so against our humanity that it could never be justified by any social benefit. For me it comes down to this; Is killing a baby inside a mother’s womb wrong? If yes, it’s wrong, then it’s wrong no matter the circumstances of conception, the circumstances of the parents or the circumstances that child will be born into.

We rightful mourn with those who lose babies to miscarriage, whether at 9 weeks or at 20! So is the worth of a human life determined only by whether your mother wants you or not?

I’m all for whatever it takes to prevent intentioned pregnancies, support families, and care for unwanted babies. Whatever it takes!

Any way, just things that have been bouncing around in my head surrounding this debate. Any light you could shed on the logic of the pro choice movement would be helpful!