Comment on queen-meme's profile

Feb 3, 2018

I honestly do not understand why it would have been a problem if I were aborted.

Because in early-term, the zygote, embryo, and early-term fetus are NOT sentient.

Also, in late-term, even though the late-term fetus is sentient, the ONLY three times where late-term abortion is legal and morally acceptable are these three cases:

Because in rare cases when a late-term fetus/actual unborn baby has some kind of fatal condition that will only lead to them dying a painful, horrible, and cruel death once they're born, then the most noble thing to do is to spare them that suffering. Additionally, being born is naturally supposed to be harmless (and in that context, by harmless I mean non-fatal) to the baby, for obvious reasons.
Because in rare cases when a late-term fetus/actual unborn baby is already dead for some reason before an abortion was performed and the woman's body cannot naturally miscarry them for whatever reason, then for obvious reasons it is literally pointless for the woman to carry an already dead late-term fetus/actual unborn baby let alone give birth to them in said rare cases where they are already dead.
Because in rare cases when a woman is literally dying due to pregnancy complications, it is completely pointless for a woman to literally sacrifice her own life simply to give birth because giving birth is an incredibly mundane thing for women to do since a great majority of women are capable of giving birth. Plus, giving birth is naturally supposed to be harmless (again, in regards to context, I mean non-fatal) to the mother, also for incredibly obvious reasons.

So, why would it have been a problem if I were aborted?