Forcing a pregnant woman to carry a fetus to term against her will is literally evil, yes.
I'd like to bring up the concept of personal responsibility. Taking responsibility for the choices, and sometimes the mistakes that you make in life.
First, let's assume that the woman was not raped (because most abortions are not performed because of a rape situation). Second, let's assume that the woman knew there was a possibility she would become pregnant, even when using birth control (because almost everyone knows this in today's world).
Now, you're telling me, that this woman who had sex and knew the possible consequence, gets to literally kill a human inside of her, that she and the husband are responsible for creating and putting there?
No.
That'd be no different than me leaving a sign in the middle of the woods that says, "Free lodging in my house for 9 months!" and betting that probably no one will find it. But then, some random homeless guy happens upon the sign one day and comes into my house. After a few weeks of him being there, I decide I regret the decision of playing that risky little game, and the consequence it created, so I literally kill and mutilate the homeless man, right there in my house, then throw him out the back door.
Killing humans because they inconvenience you is evil. Protecting human life... is not.
Forcing an innocent child to deal with an existence full of suffereing due to a mistake they had no control over is evil as well. So what do huh? ---
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