@Catsinthecupboard I have never seen this 'sell body parts' statement confirmed. There was a photoshopped video done by anti-choicers regardling Planned Parenthood that was proved to be spliced together, by technical and audio forensic experts. PP donate parts and organs (please realise many of these are from miscarriages or terminations [due to mother having cancer treatments, or her life is in danger]), but they do not sell them. If there is proof out there that parts are sold, I will stand corrected, but I don't believe there is any proof.
"Women who have abortions often carry this as a tragedy in their lives. Why torture women further by harshness?"
Most of the women I know who have had abortions (including a few relatives) don't regret their decision at all. They still say it was the right decision. All but one went on to have children later on, when they were ready. They experienced no 'tragedy' except for the tragedy of being pregnant. Having to carry the baby would have been horrific for them and real tragedy. Having an abortion was a relief for them, not a tragedy. Statistics also show an overwhelming majority of women that have abortions felt no tragedy, only relief.
Just because some men walk away, doesn't mean the ones who don't should get control of the woman. It is a logical fallacy. It's like saying that a woman should want children just because some women would give anything to have children but can't. Or saying we all should eat everything on our plates because, you know, the starving in China. Men produce how many million sperm per ejaculation? He can father well into his 70s. Maybe even 80s. ONE woman isn't his only chance to be a father. If he wants a child, he can find a woman that will bear him one. Its not like this woman is the last and only woman on earth. Bottom line is, a man's happiness (or anyone's, really) should not come at the expense of another person's unhappiness and discomfort.