First, we are not judging women who submit to abortions – we are trying to stop them.  Second, should we apply this “free will” standard to a man who is on trial for killing his wife?  Should we say we have no right to judge him?  Does this philosophy apply across the board or only to the unborn? 

Issues like this are good examples of how “open-minded” people can be about murder once they figure out that they cannot be the one who is murdered.  In fact, the biggest factor in the battle over legalized abortion is that the people who defend it are already born.  At its core, this battle is about arrogance and selfishness.  It is the formerly unborn turning their backs on the currently unborn and saying to them, “You’re not as good as us.  You don’t deserve to live in our world.”  Of course, if these people could be transported back into the womb, it’s a pretty safe bet that their views on “choice” and “free-will” would be quite different – at least until they were born.