sakinago
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Personally, I define it as when it's able to live outside the womb unaided, which can be as early as 26 weeks gestation.
The key point here is that this is my definition and that I wouldn't demand a law forcing my definition on someone else.
Why is the baby not human before that point? What changes at that point to make the baby human?
no one has ever disagreed that the cells are living human cells.
your hair is living human cells..... your fingernails are living human cells....so is your sperm. And yet.... you kill them all the time by cutting them off form your host body.
Problem with this argument is that fetus is a seperate entity, its own DNA. Kind of hard to compare that to hair (cells?).