“just a clump of cells” :  You and I are clumps of cells – but unique clumps of cells. When the egg is fertilized it is a whole human being, very small but complete. [denial that science says that, but just that the cells multiply]. But not like skin cells which will only become skin cells.

     rubbing two sticks together to make fire – when the spark comes, then it is fire. When the brain has connections, that’s the spark:   That’s a form of enablism – you are excluding people who do not have an active capacity for certain abilities.  

     “I get to choose what happens to my body” (bodily autonomy):  When a woman is pregnant, whether she wants to be or not, she has another human being inside of her body. Bodily autonomy ends when another human life begins. /I don’t have the right to interfere in your personal life. But it is the government’s job to protect.  Do you want the government to protect you from being killed?

      “70% believe that abortion should be allowed…shouldn’t cater to the far end of the bell curve”:  In the south at the time of slavery the large majority approved – but that was horrible. 

      “Science doesn’t matter. I want to tell you my opinion.”: Science does matter because it tells us what is real and what is not real. It does tell us when human life begins.