There are a number, however small, that are NOT totally in charge of how and when that happens. Rape, age, incest, family coercion, etc.Pregnancy and motherhood happen to real people. People I have empathy for not for some absolutist morality.I fully understand that empathy, concern for another human being is not within your character......Maybe I have empathy for both the unborn AND the mothers that have to raise them. In your binary worldview if one side is good the other must be bad. Those of us who live in the real world know things are never that simple.
You unwittingly demonstrate your utter lack of empathy for either, as you suggest that both pregnancy and motherhood are diseases to be stamped out. In the meantime, we have an abundant supply of willing adopters standing in line and desperating searching abroad while you ghouls abort approximately 3,000 babies a day in America alone.
There's nothing more simple-minded than the self-negating drivel of moral relativism/subjectivism. Your worldview is utterly bereft of nuance. It's the epitome of black-and-white think. In the real world, logic is the foundation of morality. Objectively sifting through the circumstances of any given situation to find the real-world outcome and, thusly, deciphering the truth is simply beyond your moral IQ.
"Pregnancy and motherhood happen to real people."
And those real people are totally in charge of how and when that happens.
A change of mind at a later date is not a legitimate reason to slay the baby they have created.
Is that a legitimate reason? <Warning! That is direct question, make sure you evade, deflect, smother it with an enormous pile of unrelated cut and paste material.>