A person can be anti-aborton but disagree with the pro-life movement. Pro-life has expanded into “we decide your end of life care” and other issues beyond abortion.
Whatever.
So many nits to pick and so little time.
The used car salesman shows up again. Yeah, I'm sure that the Dutch, Brit and Oregonian pols all told their constituents that they were going to have bureaucrats deciding their health issues. Nobody would ever sell something as freedom unless it was really freedom, right?
Sell death elsewhere.
I have no doubt that you'd like to be the case, but it is an illogical argument. There is only one legitimate basis for opposition to legalized abortion, and that is the belief that it is the moral equivalent to murder. An example of this belief is the Catholic Church's teaching that life begins at conception, and therefore an unborn person has the same right to life as any other person. An athiest can (and often does) come to the same conclusion, but the uniformity of the religious teaching makes it easier to point to. Obviously, there is no conclusive evidence to prove or disprove this belief. Meanwhile, as the legitimate argument for a pro-life position is the respect for human life, it stands to reason that someone who was pro life would also oppose euthanasia for the same resons.