"If you don't like abortion - don't have one!"
The above is a fatuous pro-abortion slogan that many people take seriously. It implies that abortion should be treated no differently from the choice to wear the colour red. Since, if you don't like the colour red, you can choose not to wear it. However, it is considered bad form to call out anyone who does like the colour red and might even insist on wearing it in your presence.
The thing is, and this is the important point, the choice to wear the colour red does not kill anyone. The choice for an abortion does.
So really, a more accurate example of something equivalent would be any of the following:
Don't like banks being robbed, don't rob any yourself.
Don't like women being raped, don't rape a woman yourself.
Don't like people being murdered, then don't kill anyone yourself.
Don't like women being raped, don't rape a woman yourself.
Don't like people being murdered, then don't kill anyone yourself.
When the example is changed to something we haven't been conditioned to accept (ie, robbery, rape and murder) then the stupidity of the slogan becomes obvious.
Most people do not want to live in a society where people get robbed, raped or murdered and everyone shrugs and says, well, you know, it was the robber's/rapist's/murder's choice to do that to another person. As long as it's not me, it's not my problem.
Unfortunately for the unborn, no one even hears them cry when they are being ripped from a woman's womb - so it's easy to pretend it's not a crime, it's easy to pretend it's all ok - the baby wasn't even human - and it's none of your business anyway.
Here's to making abortion everyone's business.