Agreed.
Some would say any murderer is inherently crazy and cutting women who have abortions slack is unfair. I’m not smart enough to answer that one quickly :)
Well, empirically, we don’t even see that kind of treatment of the situation in the Old Testament, the best example we have of a divinely sanctioned law and order regime (and also one that serves up some surprises, like treating murder and sabbath breaking the same).
But also because, like in an attempted suicide, the natural bond between woman and gestated offspring is so close, that the crime virtually punishes itself with respect to the woman. What Roe v. Wade uncorked was not nearly so much self-initiated desire for abortions, as a ghastly gang of those who would beckon women on to madness.