Now, what are you rambling about?
I am discussing the difference between conception that occurs when a man and woman together CHOOSE to have sex (with or without protection) and when a woman is raped. There is a vast difference. One, the woman CHOOSES to have sex, in which case if she becomes pregnant it is the responsibility of the man and woman to take care of the child. In the case of rape, her CHOICE is obviously taken away. Thus, the case cannot be made that the child is her responsibility as she had no choice in the action that led to the pregnancy. This is the case where I outline there are two options... neither of which are moral or ethical in my opinion.
Don't use terms like basic biology when you clearly lack any understanding of the topic.
It 's basic biology another thing you know nothing about. Conception is NOT a choice and is not affected by choice. It's actually quite difficult for many couples.
Now what happens if the condom breaks? Is Trojan responsible?
And what about ivf "babies?"
Your notion that a rights bearing individual appears when a unique human genome forms does not work and your immoral premise is unworkable.
Pregnancy should not be seen as punishment for having sex or failing to take effective precautions. The state has no business interfering in the details of our sex lives or such fundamental medical / family decisions.