At least we have come to the heart of the matter. Of course there are differences between different stages of development. We all recognise that. The issue is simply whether the difference between a foetus and a new-born are sufficiently profound that they should be accorded different rights and status. I believe it is. You believe it is not. It isn't a matter of prejudice one way or another. It is a difference of opinion regarding what makes a person. It is a fact that my opinion is pretty much the same as current established law, which in our country has functioned extremely well for 60 years. That doesn't invalidate your opinion, of course, but it does make some of your remarks about the invalidity of my opinion rather ridiculous. You are entitled to your opinion, but not your own facts. The facts are that abortion is a legal medical procedure. It is not, and never has been considered murder by any but the more extreme. The foetus does not have the same rights as the born child. In fact it has no rights at all in law and is regarded as an adjunct of the mother rather than a being in its own right.
You are welcome to object to these facts, but saying that they don't exist, or anyone describing them is merely prejudiced, is plain stupid and wrong. If you cannot recognise the world as it is, you will never be able to change it. Your point of view will be, as it is now, doomed to irrelevance.