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    You need either a better example or a different way of putting your notion of responsibility. Arguments 'for' abortion often consider the future person's likely misery as an unwanted child, arguments against it usually just declare that is already a person, whose death you are causing, and are not involving your 'fallacy'. As it is, I have no real clue what you mean, other than false assignment of effect or cause, and false predictions or false causes can rely upon a range of fallacies, not a single one.
    – user9166
    Commented Oct 8, 2016 at 17:11