"Thou shalt not kill" - God

I'm pro-life. Isn't it weird and unnatural that there are those that are not? I mean, when you think about it, who isn't pro-life? Well, evidently a lot of people. In the early 70's when abortion was illegal in most states but legal in some, they polled people and the vast majority were against abortion. And since abortion was legalized with the court case, "Roe vs. Wade,' in 1973, there have been arguments ad nauseum about when life begins...

It's common sense that life begins at conception, when the DNA transfers from sperm to egg, and then the child is just growing after that. There is no magic moment during pregnancy that the fetus (child in-utero) actually begins life. And you cannot say at birth, because if they had been born earlier, they could have survived. And actually, the argument has changed. Most people I argue with these days admit they know it's killing.They just don't feel guilty about it since the child hasn't been born yet. It's now just inconvenient timing for most that choose to abort (kill) their child.
In America, people are free to do what they want until it infringes on other people's rights. (Open door to lawyers on figuring THAT out.) So the feminists said they had a right to choose what happens with their body. Through the years, scientists showed the obvious, that an unborn child has different DNA than the mother. It's not just her body. So when the mother chooses to 'terminate' her pregnancy, it's just a nice way to say that she is murdering another human being - her OWN child.

I know lots of women who had abortions and they ALL feel guilty, terribly guilty. And they wish they had not done it. And they are always looking at someone who is the age of the child they aborted, and wondering what life would've been like with that child.
And it haunts every single one of them...