>If life isn't precious, then the entire foundation for the rule of law and Wester civilization as a whole collapses.
There's a difference between progress and life.
Progress is precious, but life isn't.
I don't care if a nigger gets an abortion, or anyone else for that matter, because it doesn't affect me or the grand scheme of things.
I care about whether our scientists continue research on cancer and whether our elected officials keep our treasure reserves topped off.
The pyramids were built on the backs of hundreds of dead slaves, but they still remain to this day as a beacon of progress.
The fact that blood was spilled to build those marvels of the human spirit doesn't bother me one bit.
That's because individual life is meaningless in the grand scheme of things.
>should killing people be legal?
I don't give a fuck if some people get killed.
It doesn't bother me one bit.
I carry a pistol because I am responsible for my own safety, so I don't worry about whether cops can protect me.
We have laws in place against murder, but people still kill each other in droves every day of the year.
>It's not up to anyone to decide whether an innocent human being has the right to live or not.
If there's no point in caring whether a human lives, then there's no point in caring whether a human dies.
Either you want to preserve life in all its forms, to include both flora and fauna, or you are selective in your application of morality and therefore condone death on some level, which no longer makes you "pro-life."
>Just saying that their lives might be shitty is not an excuse to kill them
I don't care if some nigger fetus may have a shitty life.
My pro-abortion stance has nothing to do with whether offspring may suffer in life.
I just don't give a shit about fetuses or what happens to them.
It could not matter any less to me.