Your point is that you have a priori - I'm using that law-talkin' stuff here - decided that it is always killing a human. At some point, it is. I'm not sure when, so I'm not in favor of utterly unrestricted abortion. But "always" means "no abortion, ever." The Irish position.
"Laws must be completely philosophically consistent" is not a real-world thing. Politics is the art of the possible. Legislatures make unprincipled compromises all the time. The Emancipation Proclamation wasn't invalid for freeing less than all slaves.
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No. But it fell far too short of it didnt.Either women are full citizens with the right to decide how to live their lives or they arent.
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