It's "anti-science" because if you're going to consider a 3-week-old fetus a "human being" based on its position as part of the reproductive cycle, you necessarily have to extend the same consideration to every single gamete. Every period a woman has is a human being dying. Every masturbatory ejaculation by a man is a mass murder numbering in the millions, each lining up with the Holocaust in total death count.
Is that reasonable? Obviously not. But that's the argument you are making; that it's one of the stages of human reproduction and development, therefore it's a human being.
Plus, "human being" in this context is a legal term, not a scientific one. Scientifically, a Homo Erectus fossil from 2 million years ago is a "human being". Note "is", not "was". The fossil still exists, so the remains continue to be a human being.
The only source for the idea that a fetus should be considered a human being, with the full legal rights thereof, is faith. Usually religion, but other types of spirituality can fall in there too. I don't care that you keep claiming to be agnostic; this position of yours is still entirely faith-based. It's like saying "I'm agnostic, borderline atheist, but I still believe in literal angels and demons". Or "but I still believe there's a divine plan for me". It doesn't make sense. There is no secular basis for the idea of fetal personhood. It's just factually inaccurate, and carries so many inconsistencies with it that it's clear it's never really thought through. For instance; all natural miscarriages would, necessarily, be investigated as potential homicides. If you were right about this idea. That isn't the case, anywhere, because nobody actually believes this bullshit to be true. Not when push comes to shove. It's just a convenient lie to use in attacking women's rights and freedoms, which is the entire purpose of pro-life movements. Which is why the efforts are all entirely rooted in attacking women's rights, and not in developing technologies to support a fetus outside the womb at earlier and earlier stages of development. Which, y'know, would be the better way to go if you actually gave a single shit about the fetus for honest and open reasons.
This whole "it doesn't turn into a carrot or a PS5" garbage is the same bullshit irrational nonsense pushed by religious extremists, which also in no way helps your case in pretending to be non-religious.
I think the fact that I'm not religious scares you because it shows you the type of person you are huh? So you resort to call me a lyer.
I ain't rejecting science. Having one similarity between cancer and early pregnancy doesn't make them the same.
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Obviously.... Many women are. You think it's only men who are pro life....
And you know exactly what I mean by natural.
It is literally rejecting science in favor of rhetoric espoused by religions who reject science. You have absolutely no factual or scientific basis for your claims and you have elucidated absolutely no positions of the sort, instead relying on more metaphysical arguments that have no actual evidence in support of them beyond your words.
Which thus far have proven to be worth nothing as you've been consistently proven wrong or unable to back up a single claim with actual evidence.
And even if 3,999,999,999 woman are pro-life, it doesn't mean that the only pro-abortion woman should be forced to do anything.
And i know exactly what you mean by natural, that's why i highlighted it. it present the flaw in all your arguments perfectly. You somehow get to choose what is natural and what not, which is only based on your subjective belief, not on measurable level.
Still you havent ansered my question: Would you be fine to be forced to be pregnant all the time?