So DNA makes a "human being"? You are overly dependent upon biology to answer a non-biological question.
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So even though a fetus is biologically human, it's definitely not a person (legally and socially), and it's questionable whether it's a human being (physically). Although we usually consider persons to be human beings as well, that's not necessarily always the case. We could argue that intelligent animals like chimpanzees share some qualities of personhood with us, while a few human beings do not qualify as persons, such as brain-dead individuals.[8]Likewise, we could argue that fetuses are not human beings by virtue of their non-personhood and because they have unique physical qualities different from any born human being.
However, there is a wide divergence of opinion on the degree of "human beingness" of the fetus, and more pertinently - what its moral value should be. Biology, medicine, law, philosophy, and theology have no consensus on that issue, and neither does society as a whole. There will never be a consensus because of the subjective and unscientific nature of the claim. That's why we should give the benefit of the doubt to women and let them decide - because women are indisputable human beings and persons with rights.
Not just any DNA, grannie. I am talking about human DNA in a living human organism. If it's not a human being what else can it be, grannie? It's absurd to assert that a prenatal life in the womb conceived of two human parents, whose life is at stake, can be non-biological. It can't be anything but a biological human being. The science of Human Embryology has established this fact through centuries of research and not make up stuffs as you people do as you go along. I have already quoted you several scientific sources from various Embryologists yet you refused to accept for obvious reason.
Grannie, the source from your link is a poorly argued piece of work with not only many logical fallacies and self-contradictions but also emotional appeal.
Examples of emotional appeal (a fallacy of itself):
"American women are drowning in a sea of ", "even executed for 'murdering' their fetuses", etc. = Appeal to pity.
Example of logical fallacies:
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"Is a Fetus a Person? (and a Human Being?)", "it's definitely not a person (legally and socially)" = commits 2 error: 1)fallacy of equivocation, 2) fallacy of petitio principle, begging the question.
Let me expose it for the audience:
1). Pro-abortion right's argument assume that there is another extraodinary meaning to the term meaning. One being the ordinary grammatical use of "person" as a pronominal role in place of the word "human being. Therefore, person simple means human being as in "He" is used as a pronomical function in place of "The boy". As such it is illogical to ask, "Is a Fetus a Person? (and a Human Being?" or "Is a boy a He? (and a human being?" Now, I know a wolf in sheep's skin is itching to pounce on this and accuse me of making ridiculous argument. But, I'm just responding in kind.
2) The notion that there is an unseen and so far undetectable existence of a thing called "Person" that when acquired by an unborn entity will change the unborn non-human being entity into a human being or a person who then acquire the right to life protection , such notion has not been proven. Therefore, to use the term “person” as a proposition which of itself needed to be proved in the first place to make your argument and then draw conclusion based on the unproven proposition is an error of begging the question.
Examples of self contradiction:
Quote:
"Anti-choicers say not only that a fetus is a person and a full human being, but that this status is an objective scientific fact. Unfortunately, they are assuming the very thing that requires proving, thereby committing the logical fallacy of 'begging the question.'" = self-contradiction.
Let me expose it for the audience:
You see, when pro-abortion right group throw the term “Person” as is it’s some kind of of mythical imbuing “Spirit” that empowers the non-human being entity to become a transformed human being with the life empower title of “person” it is taken for granted that such thing exists without the need to prove. But, when their so-called “anti-choicers” used the term as it is supposed to be used in the English language, i.e., it is a fallacy of “begging the question”. It’s a double standard, they only see the fallacy when it’s their opponents who use it but they don’t see it when they are the one using it.
There are many more fallacies in your source article which isn’t a surprise, but I don’t have time to rehashed recycled and regurgitated nonsense.
But I know grannie, you have no interest to get to the truth. All you are doing is playing games with tricks, deceit and sleigh of hands. I’m not going to expect you to provide me with any scientific source to support your argument. I’m sure if you need a heart operation, you won’t ask to see a geologist for consult. Because, that your life at stake. It’s different when it’s a tiny little unborn human being.
Didn't you already say, “Exactly right!”, to the mac's question that asked “So, in a nutshell....you don't give a damn if it's human or not, a human being or not, or a person or not.....all you care about is the mother and you don't give damn about the ZEF being killed, is that about right?”
So, why waste time to make further fool out of yourself? Don’t you think we have enough of your dishonesty, deceit, and trick on display for this thread already?