Q&A: Pro-lifers don't need to provide free healthcare to oppose murder. You don't need to build houses for Jews to say stop the Holocaust. The life-of-the-mother exception: if both will die, save whoever you can — this is triage, not elective abortion. Some doctors say this scenario essentially never happens in practice.

Pro-choice argument: if you won't pay for healthcare, you can't oppose abortion. Mike: you don't need to house freed slaves to tell slaveholders to stop. The pro-life movement does provide extensive support regardless. Life-of-the-mother: the one legitimate exception — it's saving a life, not taking one. Some pro-life doctors say this scenario almost never actually arises in modern medicine.