What you THINK doesn’t matter. As I stated, a person is simply a human being, and it is a scientific FACT that the pre-born baby is a human being, simply in a different stage of life than you and me.
Your analogy is silly, because the eggs that people eat are
unfertilized eggs, so to try to equate that with an embryo or fetus is asinine, as obviously fertilization already took place or else the baby wouldn’t exist. And since you asked, no, I don’t eat eggs or scrambled chicken, I’m a vegan.

Them being an individual isnt subjective.
Not everyone buys their eggs at the store. So no it isnt asinine. It was a perfectly acceptable analogy.
I didnt say they weren't humans. I said they were not a person. A person implies independence. Individuality.
Different words, my dear. Different meanings.
OK well you’re almost there, but you seem to be coming up with your own definition of person (which you never actually stated, you are keeping that vague.) But that is your
opinion.
The commonly accepted definition of person which you can see in the dictionary is simply a human being. But even if the dictionary said something different, the fact would remain that the pre-born baby is a human being and all human beings have the most basic human right of all, the right to life, the right to not be unjustly killed, the right to not be unjustly aggressed against, dismembered and thrown in like garbage, for someone else’s convenience.
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I just read it, nice try but that’s not the way reality works. We don’t get to arbitrarily decide who is and who isn’t a person based on nothing but what is more convenient for us.
You claim a person is an individual and an individual is someone “separate” which is still vague and arbitrary. It sounds like you’re just rephrasing the old viability argument, which basically states that until the baby can survive on his own, he’s not a person. That is still arbitrary, as technology is changing all the time and babies can survive outside of the womb earlier now than they did in the past. It’s silly to make personhood determined by location, that is not scientific at all and again it’s just an opinion.
Getting back to reality, when speaking about human beings, the word “individual” is commonly understood as a
distinct human life, or human entity. As we established
, the pre-born baby has a unique set of DNA, the pre-born is a distinct human individual, a brand new human being.
As Natural Citizen said early in the thread, when an obstetrician is treating a pregnant mother, he considers it treating
two patients, not one. There are
two lives, not one. That is what the word individual means, in this context, in these types of discussions.