Why do liberals not believe that abortion is an act of murder?
I'd calmly like to ask why those who believe in abortion don't believe it is murder? Please no hostility for this question.
What are your views on abortion? Do you support abortion? Why or Why not? If you think abortion is murder then do you think the mother and the doctor should be tried as murderers? Should abortion be legal in cases that don't involve rape, incest, or possible death of the mother? Is abortion a morality issue? How could someone defend abortion? How could somebody defend abortion? What about medical abortion? Are there people against euthanasia but pro-abortion? What is your stance on abortion? Should abortion be legal? Do you support abortion or no? Is abortion in America a violation of the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness? Why should abortion be allowed (except in cases of low chance of survival of child, mother or both) for rape, incest or other cases? What is your position on abortion? What is a medical abortion? Role of doctors against abortion? What are your personal stances on abortion? Abortion: Are you pro-life or pro-choice? Why? Is abortion selfish? Why is an unborn baby counted as a person in a murder case but not in an abortion? Can you feel an abortion? Do anti-abortion laws prevent women who are not poor from having abortions? Is abortion morally permissible? What do libertarians think about abortion? If someone kills an unborn baby, is that murder? How many Americans currently support legal abortion? How does it feel to have an abortion? Are anti-abortion laws keeping anyone other than poor women from getting abortions? Why are pro choice people against the right to financial abortion for men prior to a pregnancy?