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mediumtrip: A fetus is human but not a person, and neither autonomous nor independent. A newborn baby is human and a person because she is autonomous though not independent, meaning she still relies on other people for food and care, but not on their bodily organs. This is really not a difficult distinction to make, I wish you could see it.

How can something be human, but not a person? I really don’t see any distinction between the two. Also, here is an article on how the unborn baby isn’t necessarily a ‘parasite’: http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/unborn-child-just-a-parasite-cutting-edge-science-shows-fetal-cells-heal-mo If the unborn child is not a person to you, at what point do you suggest they become a person if not at conception?