Disagree.
The spectrum of potential economic contribution by the population is too wide to give a humane life to everyone. So it is moral to provide a baseline because the unborn do not get to decide what body or family or life they get born into.
> Notions like dignity, fairness, exploitation don’t belong in a capitalist society
I think you misunderstand capitalism. One of the main moral premises that capitalism is built on is self-ownership and voluntary exchange. You are not the property of others. You can own things. Others can’t coerce you and vice versa.
… that is doing its best to become Ferenginar.
I didn’t say these things don’t belong in a capitalist society.
So it is moral to provide a baseline because… and voluntary exchange. Others can’t coerce you and vice versa.
You can’t pay someone willing to work for $1 an hour but we believe in voluntary exchange and no one can coerce you.