I'm all for it in the first trimester, then less and less so as the fetus develops...but that's based on imperfect knowledge.
The crucial marker in my mind is: when is it conscious? I was a fetus once, and I remember nothing of my formative weeks and months. I remember nothing after I was born, until I was six or seven months old (or was it 16 or 17?).
The point is, according to me, it's not murder if you haven't yet acheived consciousness. When that is is an open question.
In other words, does a fetus possess self-awareness? I don't think so, at least not on the human level...
Does the fact it may one day achieve consciousness have any bearing? Not in my mind. At the time of termination, it has no more 'life' than any other mammal; that is, potential consciousness only. That's not the same thing.
To wit: every time a male and a female have sex (some are having it as we speak!), there is the potential for pregnancy UNLESS birth control is used.
Isn't THAT the same thing as abortion? Many fundamentalists would argue yes.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it.

I've long felt that men should have no say in this issue. Were the roles reversed, men would not tolerate women having a say in the disposition of our reproductive organs.

other...

If abortions had been legal at the time I was born, I would not be here today. My mother instead gave me up for adoption on the day I was born. By all accounts I should be Pro-Life... but I am not. I am Pro-Choice.

If men could get pregnant abortions would be protocol.

. . . safe, legal, rare

Conservatives are typically anti-choice yet pro-death penalty, so by definition they aren't really pro-life, they're just pro-forced birth. Except for libertarians, who really don't stand for anything at all.

And the only peoples' opinions that matter on the abortion issue are women of child-bearing age. Thank goodness I lived in Canada 40 years ago and had no trouble getting access to an abortion with no fee.