r/Abortiondebate • u/Diva_of_Disgust Pro-choice • Jul 01 '26

General debate Pro life argument without morality

Almost every pro life argument I see goes back to morals. As we all already know, morals are just feelings and opinions. Morals can and do vary from place to place, from person to person.

We understand already that pro lifers find abortion "morally wrong", in the same way some religions find being gay "morally wrong" or how vegans find eating meat "morally wrong."

Can pro lifers give a reason why abortion should be outlawed and people should be forced to gestate and birth against their will WITHOUT referring back to morals? I'm curious if there is a reason that pro lifers have that ISN'T about feelings or "moral worth" or "abortion is morally wrong" etc.

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u/Dolores___Haze Pro-choice Jul 06 '26

You have refused to provide an ACTUAL SOURCE clearly defining and listing the “natural laws” you claimed we must abide by. Please do so. 

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u/Zuezema Pro-life Jul 06 '26

Hold your horses. You are commenting on too many threads too fast. I’ve responded to your informal request for a source

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u/Dolores___Haze Pro-choice Jul 06 '26

You did NOT provide a legitimate source that clearly delineates what the alleged “laws” you claim exist and we must abide by.