cricket98

Go ahead and tell me about all the experiences you had in your mother’s womb. About the goals and aspirations you had before you came out. Tell me about your experiences, your emotional fortitude, hell, tell me anything at all about the time before you were born, from your perspective.

This does not really prove any point. Should people with memory issues be killed too? They don't remember any of their goals/aspirations/experiences, so they aren't alive according to you. There is evidence that babies in the womb are affected by their experience in the womb.

A fetus does not have a right to life

Why not? You just make that claim without really backing it up.

Your views are getting real people with all their dreams, aspirations, goals, hopes, etc. killed, just so you can feel a warped sense of false moral superiority for a few minutes on the Internet.

People are allowed to give their opinions on a topic. Maybe you argue online for a feeling of superiority but that doesn't mean everyone does.

Have you seen a video of a late term abortion? They literally pull out arms and legs piece by piece. You can cope internally all you want but you are ending a human life when you abort a child. There isn't something that magically makes them become human when the leave the womb.

You also completely ignore the life quality of the children that are forced to be born with physical and/or mental problems, parents that can’t afford to give them even the basics, the mental and physical strain that can kill both child and mother etc.

This whole shpiel is completely detached from whether aborting a baby is murder or not. You are rambling while telling people to "learn the basics of things" despite you not really understanding them yourself.

Why is it not murder? You are killing a living human

I'm ok with abortion if there is a complication that can kill the mother. I still don't think killing babies because you don't want them is moral.

I genuinely do believe it is killing a human. The whole "its just a clump of cells!" is a reductionist argument that serves no purpose. We are all clumps of cells. I'm not religious either.