Whatever law of nature which is violated when someone kills their own child, I suppose.
There are no laws of nature violated when a person murders an infant. The point which you are too dense to infer from my intimating is that you are abusing the word "natural," essentially committing a reverse naturalistic fallacy -- attempting to derive an "is" from an "ought." You believe that abortions
ought not be natural, so you attempt to claim that abortion
is not natural. As usual, your reasoning is pathetically transparent and erroneous.
Consent to sex is consenting to the possible consequence of sex.
This is simply an error of fact which flies in the face of virtually every legal principle with regard to culpability.
Everyone knows sex is a risky act.
Everyone knows driving a car is a risky act. Everyone knows flying in a plane is a risky act. Literally
everything is a risky act, because with literally every action there is some risk of unfortunate consequences. Do you know why they make you
sign a waiver before bungee jumping or skydiving?
Precisely because it is
not true that simply engaging in a risky activity is tantamount to consenting to the unintended consequences. In order to waive your rights to protect your body from harm, you must sign an
explicit waiver.
To embark upon such an act is to accept the consequences.
Simply preposterous.
I don't see how anyone can possibly argue with that.
Of course you don't. You're an idiot.