The moment a plumber becomes licensed is well defined after extensive discussion. The speed limit is a constant discussion. We spend a lot of resources building

The moment a plumber becomes licensed is well defined after extensive discussion. The speed limit is a constant discussion. We spend a lot of resources building fast cars and educating drivers, it's actually quite insulting to try to micromanage how fast another person drives. No, it's not. We absolutely DO legislate exact moments pertaining to unforeseen situations. See discussion about "stand your ground" laws, which are exemptions from "murder is bad". Are they good? No, I don't think so. Your last sentence is hilarious. We need to understand why complete strangers are so involved in the existence of babies they don't know. Really? The same reason we care that immigrant kids (we don't know) are separated from their families (we don't know either) and caged. The same reason we care about the people affected by the war in Syria. None of which I know personally btw. It's very simple: Iff an unborn baby is at any point a human individual, it has rights. They need then to be balanced with the rights of the mother. We can discuss if this is the case, and we can discuss how that balance should be found if we find that "yes". We can absolutely not discuss whether I can have an opinion on this or not.