I think perhaps I may understand your opinion. However, I disagree with it. It boils down to differing definitions, as is usually the case. You appear to have defined the concepts of "human" and "soul" and "murder" differently than I have. It might take many, many posts before you could understand my positions on these matters, not because they are difficult to explain, but they are difficult to understand when one is already predisposed to not understand them owing to already having a much different understanding. In short, however, here is the essence of my belief.
1) Humanity is a consistent chain going all the way back to Adam. A zygote is human. A fetus is human. A human corpse is still…did you notice that adjective?
2) The soul is separate from the body. A human body can possess a soul. It can lose its soul. Satan tries to steal the soul: is he trying to steal the human body too?
3) "Murder" is not the same as "kill" in the Bible. This is the most difficult for most people to grasp. Murder is carefully defined, however, in the Bible, and does NOT include such acts as the lawful stoning of a properly convicted murderer by the people at the mouth of at least two or three witnesses, the killing of an enemy as an act of war, or the accidental killing of a person for any reason other than criminal negligence (such as not keeping one's known-to-be-dangerous bull confined and it kills someone). In other words, not all cases of a human killing a human properly fit the definition of murder.
4) Abortion, as we know it today, is not addressed clearly in Scripture. Therefore, it behooves us to be the more cautious about pressing our private views/opinions about it upon others and requiring that they conform to them.
In keeping with all of these points, I am "anti-legislation" on the matter--"pro-choice" if you wish, albeit I do not have the liberal mindset of promoting abortions for any whimsical reason one might have, e.g. birth control. While I may feel strongly that it is wrong to have such an abortion, I feel even more strongly that my conscience should be no measure of another's liberty on the issue.
As pertains to the title of this thread, I am neither an "abortionist" nor do I deny the humanity of the pre-born.
Blessings,
Green Cochoa.