This is 100% entirely nonsense. A fetus has NO biologically human characteristics? Until when, exactly? This is the most illogical thing I've ever read. At what point, then, does it become human? During birth? So what is the magical process that transforms a nearly entirely inhuman mass of cells to a baby human? In case you haven't read the Roe opinion, or listened to the oral argument recording (which I've found most of you "pro-choice" drones actually haven't) even the vaunted Justice Blackmun couldn't answer this question. He had to concede that if the 'line' distinguishing between fetus and baby is basically completely arbitrary if it's drawn anywhere after the instant of conception.

I can't say you don't see a fetus as "a collection of cells". I can only say such an assertion is moronic and contrary to everything I've ever been told by OBGYN's I've dealt with during my SO's pregnancies and childbirths. Every day the baby changes a little and the only time when there is a substantive change from one instant to the next is conception.