The kidney will NEVER form a heart, never form a brain, never have legs or arms or eyes etc... I admit I phrased that poorly, I should have remembered I was talking to a pro-abortionist and been more clear.
The point is a DNA sample taken from, say, the arm of a fetus will show the same thing as a sample taken from it's kidney or heart or brain. All those samples will be identical meaning, as you stated, they will not grow arms or legs or eyes. A DNA sample does not prove anything other than it's made of human material. Is that supposed to be some earth-shattering news?
Ok, my fault there, I misunderstood who you were claiming was defective.
First, when the mothers life is in danger, it again (as I stated) puts the life of the mother against the life of the child. If one must die, for the other to survive, then the choice should go to the mother. Obviously there will be situations where the mother has a better chance of survival and other times when the child does. There is nothing illogical to state that when it is life vs. life, the mother should have the choice. Most of the time, when it comes down to life vs. life, the child is not far enough along to survive with the technology we have today. If it was far enough along, they would attempt to save both.
Or they could attempt to save the fetus at the expense of the woman. With today's technology if the woman suffered a dibiliating stroke she could be kept alive artificially until the fetus came to term. Or, if there was a high probability that may happen the woman could be "institutionalized", supervised until the fetus came to term. After all, we're talking about the life of an innocent human being, according to you.
LMAO... its readily apparent that you will continue to try and come up with bizarre scenarios and descriptions to try and justify your desire to dehumanize the child. Not to worry, that is typical behavior exhibited by those who are pro abortionists
It's not bizarre scenarios I come up with. It's called "thinking it through." Looking down the road to see how a certain law can affect other things.
As far as dehumanizing a child it is you whom wishes to dehumanize all children, actually all human beings, by wanting a fetus to be classified as a human being while supporting the right of a defective human being (mother) to kill an innocent human being (fetus).
Try and think for a moment. Suppose we had a law which states in any life or death situation involving two people there was one type/class of individual who was always allowed to kill the other, regardless of any provocation. For example, let's say a small boat is sinking and there is only one life jacket and there is a black man and white man on board. Rather than fight over it or "draw straws" would you support a law which stated the black man is always allowed to kill the white man or vice versa?
Or the pharmacist who refuses to give the life-saving drug to the person who can't afford it. Doesn't the ill person have a right to fight for their life up to and including killing the innocent pharmacist?
Or the woman standing on the balcony. If she was pregnant and the fetus was a threat to her life, even though the fetus wasn't doing anything wrong, she would have the right to kill the fetus. Why shouldn't she have the right to kill her 10-year old offspring by pushing him off the balcony in order to save her own life?
What is the difference between a 10-week old human being (fetus) and a 10-year old human being (child)? Why should a woman have the right to kill one but not the other unless, of course, we use logic and common sense to conclude a 10-week old fetus is not a human being. Doesn't that sound like the rational conclusion?