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As long as the babies that are killed are babies of the enemy, pro-war folks have no problem.
Actually this is another illustration, along with the exception made for rape, that shows most (but not all) anti-abortion advocates are actually not pro-life but rather anti-women's-equality.
The exceptions -- those anti-abortion advocates who genuinely are concerned about the life of the unborn -- are usually also anti-war and anti-capital-punishment. That's another way you can usually tell who you're talking to.
I can see being pro death penalty, because that isn't innocent life.
But if someone views an early term fetus as the same as a born baby, I still can't wrap my head around how someone could be approving of war while at the same time being pro-life.
It's not the same in the same way a baby is not the same as a ten year old.
You are comparing apples and oranges. Yes, they are both human just as apples and oranges are both fruit.
The fetus is a growing human in the womb. A born babe is about as close to that fetus as you are going to get.
Pro life is kind of like saying, let the baby get old enough and wise enough to make their own decisions on what to do rather than to take that decision away. That way if the mother takes the decision away it is unlawful since the baby never had a chance to make a choice whether to live or die. Free will and all that.
Approving of war is not approving of the death war causes. Just like approving of the right to bear arms does not mean one has to use them.
It depends on the events leading up to the war or death of a fetus/newborn.