When you understand that there's a real human life in there, you have to take a stand against it being needlessly snuffed out. That's why the majority of people support restrictions on who can get abortions and when.Why do you think you have a right to involve yourself in somebody elseās decision who accidentally created a prenatal human life and may not want to assume the risk of giving it the opportunity to be born?
Of course you're ignoring the reality of the destruction visited on that life inside her.You cannot assume the risk of giving birth for someone else. You should know that denying a woman an opportunity to avoid harm to her body and her life is depraved and unjustifiable.
I see you again failed to address the questions posed to you.You are right it has nothing to do with religion if a woman wants to terminate an unwanted pregnancy, but the problem is there are too many religious fanatics from a minority faction of all Christendom in America who religiously butt into the private lives of people who want the fanatics to mind their own religious business.
People can and do oppose abortion on strict humanitarian grounds. Of course, you could argue that respect for human life is a religious ideal, and thus to be avoided by the secular.