You're wrong, by definition.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/1/8
Also, you're confusing bodily autonomy and right to life, intentionally.
Nope. The self defense laws don't create an exception to any supposed "no killing" law. Only certain types of killing are unlawful, and self defense is one of the cases that isn't.
Once you've acknowledged that rape victims should be able to abort, you need to make a case for others, on some principle
other than the generics you've already admitted can't be true by allowing for rape victims to abort.
Like, first, it's objectively false, and second, by allowing exceptions for rape victims, you've
admitted you don't even believe it. This is why we can't take you seriously.
Where'd you ever get the idea I'm trying to convince
you? You don't matter. I'm making sure nobody
else thinks you have anything meaningful to say and doesn't get misled by the nonsense you're trying to push.