No, what I said was that mentioning the draft and abortion in the same sentence is stupid, because one has nothing to do with the other. One hasn't been used since before the other was even legal, so you bringing it up is irrelevant.
Since we're on the "what if's", what if a mother chooses to drink heavily through her pregnancy and harms her unborn child? That's legal too, and also has nothing to do with abortion. Why not chew that over in your head since you're so into "what if" situations.
Or "what if" a man gets a woman pregnant, then runs off with another woman and leaves her with the child? Yeah, what a hero.
Abortion is what it is. It's legal up to a certain gestation, and legal beyond that gestation for medical reasons. It's the mother's choice. That choice is protected by law. THAT is valid. The draft has nothing to do with this debate, and like I said, hasn't been used in decades. If you're going to bring new pieces of information into this debate, you might want to mention things that actually have to do with abortion.