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Why stop there? You have no idea, right? So why do you masturbate or use condoms? You're killing millions of potential babies!
If you don't know, you should err on the side of caution for the rights of the people who you do know are real.
Or maybe you should just stay out of it, because as you say, you don't know. Leave it to the scientists and doctors who DO know and who almost universally support abortion access.
Not the guy you're responding to, but you have a point. Coincidentally, most religions are also against both, so at least you can't accuse them of being inconsistent on the issue of reproduction.
This person I'm responding to isn't religious.
Okay? I never said that he was.
So they aren’t asking their religions convictions about what was right…isn’t that obvious?