The right to life is fundamental.  It comes before all other rights.  The right to life is inalienable.  The right to a fair and just wage, etc---is not on the same level as the right to life in my mind.  This is not to say it is not important, but certain rights are inalienable.  Is the right to a fair and just wage inalienable? 

Whatever the case may be, I don't see how we can talk about any other rights until everyone is on the same page that all innocent human beings, including the unborn have an absolute right to exist. This absolute right is innate--it is something government recognizes and has the duty to protect--the right is not granted by the government or citizenship.  

My problem with people who bring up the poor, war, the death penalty is that it is a convenient way for them to shift the focus of the debate and bring up irrelevant Red Herrings.  That way they don't have to defend abortion.