Choose among the three prompt questions and construct an argument about it, then

Choose among the three prompt questions and construct an argument about it, then propose to an objection to your argument, then respond to it.
The prompt questions:
(A) Thomson implies that the right to an abortion is just the right to have the fetus
removed from one’s body and not the right to the fetus’s death. Is this correct?
(B) Some philosophers, such as Jeff McMahan and Peter Singer, argue for the
following consistency point: If infanticide is wrong then some forms of abortion
are wrong, and if all abortion is permissible then so is infanticide. Is this argument
plausible?
(C) If a person has a right to an abortion because they have a right to bodily
autonomy, then should there be restrictions on certain types of abortions (e.g.,
because of the fetus’s sex or a minor disability)? How can such restrictions be
justified?
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