I am not sure how it is helpful to mix in birth control into  this exchange. It only muddles the waters. 

Why would you say that those against abortion do not think it is a difficult issue? Why do you think they are against it? In fact, on average, they think it is much more difficult than those who request it. 

Also, my point (which apparently did not meet 'civility standards') was that HC freely uses the words 'human person' to describe the unborn child, yet she has absolutely no qualms about supporting last minute abortions. This is not only about the law of the land. Laws change, by having rational discussions. This is about, if she believe that the unborn child is a human person, how can she hide behind the law to relinquish her responsibility? Is this not what happened with the slaves? Just because the law said so, nothing could be done about it?