"The U.S. is among these 7 countries [out of 198] that permit elective abortion past 20 weeks.… These countries/territories are: Canada (no restriction in law), China (no restriction in law), Netherlands (24 weeks), North Korea (no restriction in law), Singapore (24 weeks), United States (viability), Vietnam (no restriction in law)."

Nice company we're keeping there.  Only Canada, Communist China, Communist North Vietnam, and Communist Vietnam have abortion policies as liberal as ours.  Netherlands and Singapore don't allow them in the third trimester, so we're among only five in the world that do.

http://dailysignal.com/2014/03/12/report-u-s-one-seven-countries-allows-late-term-abortion/

A premature birth at 5 months has a fairly high chance of survival, and has rights at birth.  Why doesn't a full term baby not quite born yet have those same rights?  Are our rights determined by which side of the vagina we're on?  Do men lose them during intercourse?