The reality is that we apply words to objects and ideas. We then define those words so that we can communicate. Say what you want, but you are wrong. The law says you are wrong. Webster says you are wrong. Abortion does not mean to kill a baby. Abortion is not a murder and a fetus isn't a baby.
So how is it if you kill a pregnant woman you can be charged with 2 murders? I like where you are going Kelju, it is important to use the proper term in order to communicate properly. However, as I've just shown the law in certain instances will define the life of an unborn child in such a way as killing it being defined as murder.
Once a fetus is viable outside the womb, I think it's around like 22 weeks or so now I have no problem defining that fetus as life, and therefore murder when it is killed. Think of the case of Dr. Kermit Gosnell who tried to make the argument that even though he was killing babies outside of the womb, it should still be considered legal abortion. In a state which has regulations and laws against late term abortions.
that is why the term abortion can be termed murder in my opinion. I will accept that it goes back to when we determine life has begun. That is the basis of this argument "when does life begin?" I feel I can make a strong case for that being when the child becomes viable outside of the womb. Something even Roe Vs Wade which legalized abortions will agree with me on.
Under that definition that i've given can you accept me calling the killing of a fetus murder, as our law does?