Pregnancy is a life-threatening medical condition - not a punishment for sex. And a child should never be viewed as a repercussion.

We have unwanted pregnancies because America is puritanical and wants women to "face the consequences" if she has sex.

You're talking semantics for the most-part here, and you're wrong in your definition in the strictest sense.

I see your point. I also want these things. I think it would be great to live in a world with fewer abortions for reasons stated above, but I also don't think anyone should be legislating that choice.

Nope, abortion is an end result of a woman who is pregnant and doesn't want to be.

It does when you start wanting your personal beliefs to impact a woman's control over her body.

That's great for you, but if you believe your views on abortion should be legislated, you're not a feminist. You don't get to impose your moral code on all other women.