Funny you use that reasoning to define what is or isn't a human being.
I have not defined what is or isn't a human being.
It would help us all if you would just stop with the bullshit word parsings and tell us what you actually believe. Or do you need these excuses in order to support murder of the innocent?
I won't stop with the "word parsings" until you (or rather TK) stops assuming I'm saying things I haven't said simply because I'm pro-choice and therefor must be saying it.
I believe that only the woman has the right to make decisions regarding her own body. That right is primary. Secondary comes the right of her fetus. I don't support elective abortions in the last trimester of pregnancy except under certain conditions: the mother's health or life is indangered or severe fetal deformaties. No one argues that it is not a "human being". But whether it is a person to be granted all rights is another argument entirely.
If you believe the woman has the right to make decisions for her own body...why limit that right after last trimester? Wrong...the sole argument is that the baby is not a human being, it is the only way they can kill it without guilt.
It's not a 'belief,' its a fact: all persons have a right to privacy, including women the right to decide whether to have a child or not absent unwarranted interference by the state.
And although inalienable, our rights are not absolute, and subject to reasonable restrictions by government, including the right to privacy, where limits can be placed on when abortions may be performed, and seeking to 'ban' abortion manifest as an undue burden to exercising the right to privacy, and is hence un-Constitutional.
It's also a fact of law that prior to birth the embryo/fetus is not entitled to Constitutional protections, consequently to refer to abortion as 'murder' is ignorant idiocy and demagoguery.
To seek to overturn the Constitutional underpinnings of the right to privacy – the fundamental, inalienable right to be free to make personal, private decisions about one's life absent interference by the state – is to seek to increase the size and authority of government at the expense of individual liberty, something conservatives were once opposed to, but now seek to implement, the tragic consequence of associating with the social right.