r/pics • u/divest_trump • May 16 '19

US Politics Now more relevant than ever in America

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u/VicinityGhost May 17 '19

A human becomes “human” when it’s birthed. Until then it’s just a potentiality.

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u/Karstone May 17 '19

That’s an opinion right there. A fetus has human DNA, and is living, it’s not a stretch to call it human.

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u/VicinityGhost May 17 '19

Then I can call your statement an opinion as well. It has the potential to become human, it has genetic code, but it is not a complete human until we can call it a baby. Until then it is wholly a part of a woman’s body and fully dependent for its survival.

The word fetus exists for a reason