Abortion

A fetus is not not human life, it is potential human life.
Until a fetus can live outside of the mother's womb, or similar machines, it is not a human, but rather part of the woman. There's no laws against cutting off my own thumb, so why would there be laws against removing part of a woman's body, since it can't live on it's own out side of the body.

A debate about when life is defined could go on for a while, so let's skip that.
Various groups view the time when 'life' is present differently, but since a majority of people advocating Life at conception lack any education or scientific evidence to support their claims, the legal cut off is set back to a point most people can agree when life is present.
No one is forcing you to have an abortion before that. If you have reason to not have one after conception, then you have the right to not have an abortion. You don't have the right to tell others your definition of life is the one and true definition, and that they have to obey your moral standards.

You control/have rights over your body, not your neighbors, not your daughters, not your friends. Yours. No one else's.

this fetus is a completely different person than the mother, it has a different genetic makeup and it is not a part of the mother. it is not a thunb or a leg, it is a living thing.

and saying that those that support life at conception have no education makes you quite an ignoramus. here are some uneducated people

Hippocrates and the Pythagoreans stated that fertilization marked the beginning of a human life, and that the human soul was created at the time of fertilization.

Fertilization is the fusing of the gametes, that is a sperm cell and an ovum (egg cell), to form a zygote. At this point, the zygote is genetically unique from either of its parents. Many members of the medical community accept fertilization as the point at which life begins. Dr. Bradley M. Patten from the University of Michigan wrote in Human Embryology that the union of the sperm and the ovum “initiates the life of a new individual” beginning “a new individual life history.” In the standard college text book Psychology and Life, Dr. Floyd L. Ruch wrote “At the time of conception, two living germ cells—the sperm from the father and the egg, or ovum, from the mother—unite to produce a new individual.” Dr. Herbert Ratner wrote that “It is now of unquestionable certainty that a human being comes into existence precisely at the moment when the sperm combines with the egg.” This certain knowledge, Ratner says, comes from the study of genetics. At fertilization, all of the genetic characteristics, such as the color of the eyes, “are laid down determinatively.” James C. G. Conniff noted the prevalence of the above views in a study published by the New York Times Magazine in which he wrote, “At that moment conception takes place and, scientists generally agree, a new life begins—silent, secret, unknown.”

damn those stupid doctors and biologist.

LAW IS NOT SCIENCE.