Abortion, Suicide and Human Rights

What if abortions became mandatory, not in the overpopulation sense, but in regards to preventing suffering. what if it was necessary to prevent the existence of others as a means to end suffering. The Buddhists, well heh, they’re all about the whole “life is suffering” scheme. I mean we could discuss that in the context of suicide, I wasn’t planning on going that radical but alright. These protesters who go the the extreme as to actually prevent abortions, well that’s absurd. Imagine some f*ckin kid who’s born into a nice household where mommy and daddy love him unconditionally but he resents them for bringing him into this wretched world so he choses to eat a myriad of Flintstone vitamins. He is a slave and his parents are his masters. Similarly, like those sweatshops with the nets that prevent the children from killing themselves, the parents prevent the kid from killing himself because they wanted him to come into this world but once he’s in, he finds he didn’t have a choice in the first place, and even now they’re preventing him from ending it. I’m not sure if this is a violation of human rights, maybe their are no rights and the parents can stop him but the kid can also eat those vitamins like tic tacs. He’s in the world, they own him now, he’s a possession of their ego constantly stimulating their own sense of meaning, slavery was never abolished, it’s always existed, a form of parasitism, inherent to nature.