Let's skip the moral grandstanding. The practical consequence of calling abortion "bad" is that you outlaw it, and history proves that doesn't stop abortion, it just makes it deadly. Women die from coat hangers and back alleys. That's not pro-life, that's pro-suffering. You can personally believe abortion is wrong and still see that banning it is a public health disaster. Your side's best point is protecting life, but your policy kills women. So maybe the real "bad" here is forcing birth without support.

Skipping my argument to ask "what is a human" is a dodge, not a rebuttal. Fine, I'll play: a human is a person with a life they're living, and the question cuts against you, because a pregnant woman is one too. You can't answer the personhood question for a zygote while ignoring the person carrying it. My point stands unanswered: banning abortion doesn't save lives, it kills women. So until you address that, your question is just a smoke screen.

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