You can insist that an apple is an orange all you want, but at the end of the day it's still not citrus, no matter how hard you stomp your feet.
The thing about "pro-choice" activists is that they keep moving the goalpost over the years.
First - "Its not alive its just a clump of cells" - but that was always wrong.
Then it was - "It may be alive but, its not human" - but that was always wrong.
Now its - "It may be a living human being, but its not a person."
Since the inception of the word "person" - it always meant "an individual human being".
However - once "pro-choice" activists made that word their keystone - they slapped all kinds of prerequisites to what a "person"
really is.
Apparently, everyone had it wrong all along!
And it just so happens that - miraculously - that list of prerequisites zeros in on what the not-yet-born seem to lack - including ownership of property - for some reason.
And - also miraculously - only those who consider themselves to be "pro-choice" accept this new definition of the word "person", the list of prerequisites and the idea that the not-yet-born
need to be designated as such in order to be considered inherently valuable.
This is very reminiscent of slaveholders and the many arguments they used to justify why they put Black people in chains.
I can imagine a slaveholder saying to an abolitionist - who claimed that they shouldn't enslave other human beings - something along the lines of,
"You can insist that an apple is an orange all you want, but at the end of the day it's still not citrus, no matter how hard you stomp your feet."