The latter isn’t a valid argument, because it would suggest the morality of murdering someone depends entirely on how many friends they have

But you’ve hit on my overarching point. The current pro choice argument is largely nonsense because the atheistic position doesn’t have a good answer to the “why is murder wrong” question.

If you don’t consider life sacred, the majority of our legal system unwinds. It gets even worse considering the pro choice cadre is also anti death penalty

The west is only now truly grappling with Nietzsches God is Dead and few realize it