They fall into two camps: Libertarians (who believe that Government should not make any moral choices) and Radical Femanists who hate everybody...
The Libertarians also believe in not initiating force. If abortion is not initiation of force against another human being, what is?
I'm not quite sure that's an accurate characterization of libertarianism. Libertarians believe that government must make its choices within the framework of the plain intention of the Constitution as expressed in that document, and in the Declaration of Independence. Many moral choices can be made within those limits. The drug war is a particular example of government activity that knows no bounds, but there are other examples as well - the IRS, socialized medicine, immigration policy - that are just as bad if not worse. The libertarian ideal is a society that depends on government for only the necessary reasons why governments are instituted.