Abortion is morally wrong

[Madness20]

Despite being pro-choice, i think that yes, abortion might be morally" wrong nonetheless, we're trully "ending" a future possible life, but at what point exactly we define life, and at what point exactly we define human life, and how many of these children will actually have a decent life? The definition of human life is actually more subjective than many are led to think.
But on the other way around, to demand a woman to undergo an accidental pregnancy and that won't be able to provide a decent "future" to their children is also morally wrong, forcing both mother and children to misery, and "rejected" children usually have a hard time even to find an "adoption" for them, many end up growing on orphanates where they're abused by "superiors" and many end up engaging in criminal life early on. I've seen that countless times, i can tell that the greatest majority of "criminals" end up being rejected/negleted children.

Then there's the usefulness of population control, and i'm serious about this. Overpopulation will trully lead to wars for resources eventually, if not also extintion afterwards. So i mean, wouldn't this "abortion" of a "not-yet" human fetus end up being the lesser morally wrong choice?