So you're basically saying that all babies in the womb should be regarded as having an illness. The illness being whether or not the mother chooses to terminate the pregnancy in an unnatural way.

Just think about that, the stark unnaturalness of abortion. What other animal acts in such a way? There is nary a stronger force in nature than a mother's protection of her young.

What is it about our society that compels women to do this?

Does it have something to with the mixed messages being sent to women telling them they should act like men?

Then by that logic, they should be arguing for organ donation to be mandatory.

The crux of the illogic in this is that, left to take the natural course a baby is more often than not, not going to die.

Whereas a terminal kidney disease patient, resulting from particular circumstances will die without intervention.

Tell that to a woman who gets pregnant from being raped.

I thought of that as I wrote that,(almost added a parenthetical). I think we can both agree that that is an edge case. An over-attention on edge cases can cloud our thinking about the larger issues.