Of the more than 3,000 American children slaughtered every day by abortion, the percentage who would have lived in hunger is tiny and the number who would have one day starved to death is, for all practical purposes, zero.  The children who are starving in this world live almost exclusively in third-world nations with corrupt political regimes who sometimes starve their people on purpose, and in countries with inefficient farming techniques and poor food distribution systems.  We could kill every unborn child in America for the next 50 years and it would not solve any of those problems or provide a single bite of food for even one starving child.

Besides, if bloodshed is the solution to hunger, it doesn’t make sense to kill the unborn.  We should be killing adults since they eat more.  We could save even more food by establishing a pre-set age at which we have determined that the elderly take more calories out of the food chain than the amount of good they do for society.  When someone reaches that age, we would simply “put them down” and take the food they would have eaten for ourselves.  Given that abortion clinics are already set-up for this sort of thing, expanding their services to include the elderly would be easy and highly profitable.  The government might even be willing to kick in a few tax dollars since killing these folks would be considerably cheaper than keeping them on Medicare and Social Security.