Why don't you find someone who voted for Trump, ask, and listen with an open mind?
There are pro-lifers who think that basically nothing outweighs the 'murder of unborn children' and can't fathom voting for a Democrat. You might have more in common with them than you think.
As a registered Democrat, I would happily support a variety of measures factually proven to reduce (legal or illegal) abortion rates in general, such as easier access to birth control and better sex ed for teenagers, as well as programs that would reduce the appeal of abortion, such as high-quality government-funded adoption programs for newborns.
Strangely enough, pro-lifers generally oppose those kinds of things.
> Thank you for admitting that you are vilifying Trump supporters online in a thread about nuance for beliefs you have ascribed to them without talking to one of them
You’re putting words in my mouth.
> you might think someone who could vote for Trump is vile
Please don’t presume to tell me what I think. You don’t know me or my mind.
> What your worldview has in common with theirs is that it is a hard (read: non-nuanced) stance on a single issue.
Oh, don’t worry about that; I have opinions on a whole bunch of issues; this was just a single example of one that I thought was pretty simple and ought to be relatively uncontroversial.
And also, see my above comment re: not presuming to tell me what I think.
There are pro-lifers who think that basically nothing outweighs the 'murder of unborn children' and can't fathom voting for a Democrat. You might have more in common with them than you think.