Not religious but against abortion

you're talking about a baby right, or a foetus, I forget which

It is not self aware, it does not have the ability to make decisions, it cannot survive without leeching off it's mother, it has practically no brain function whatsoever. For me a foetus is no better then a tumour.

Tumour: part of your body; has your DNA; no use to anyone; will never be anything better.

Foetus: not part of your body (debatable I suppose, but I and many others take this line); has its own unique DNA; will be loved a great deal by one of the unlucky couples who cannot have their own baby and are on the waiting list for adoption; will grow into a unique human being who could have a great life, if you give it the chance.

By all means make pro-choice arguments, but don't make such a ridiculous claim without backing it up.

I wasn't stating it as fact it was in my opinion. Unlike you i don't state my opinion as fact. I don't see why i should be a vessel for some "unlucky couple". The world is over populated enough. My womb, my choice.

You're not aborting your womb, are you? You're aborting the innocent foetus inside it.
And I'd love to hear you tell a group of prospective adoptive parents that "the world is overpopulated enough".

Anyone else like this? Seems that the anti-abortion stereotype is the typical mad Catholic, just wondering if there are any other non-religious folk against it.