You are arguing that a human cell is not a person
I am arguing that the preserved random tissue from a dead human is not a living human.
Whereas the living human is a living human. Obviously.
Let’s try this another way for the very, very stupid. Your body, as a living organism, is the sum total of all of the cells that comprise it. But even a complex multicellular organism that is made up of trillions of cells as an adult begins its lifespan with a body of one cell, just one.
So yes, the ENTIRE BODY of an organism would constitute that organism, and that organism would have to be alive, and a member of a species: in this case, a living human being.
This is basic, textbook science.
If you scrape off some skin cells and put them in a Petri dish, well, they won’t last very long probably because they’re not cancer cells, but they may last a while. Point is, these random skin cells, detached from you, certainly do not constitute their own human being, and you already knew this obvious fact, so stop wasting everyone’s time with your bullshit.