Let's really call it what it is then: pro-choice and anti-choice. The issue has less to do with abortion and more to do with bodily autonomy. The anti-choice side feels that once you're impregnated, you should relinquish your independence. A lot of them don't care about the circumstances (rape, incest, etc) or the health of the woman carrying the burden (it's ok if you die if that baby lives) and they sure don't care about the actual life of the child once it's out (no public health care, cut funding to social programs, reduce spending on public schools). This is a control issue.
Few people are "pro-abortion" but lots of people are ant-choice. So if we're gonna be accurate...
Few people are "pro-abortion" but lots of people are ant-choice. So if we're gonna be accurate...