Why so many people try to win the debate by saying that baby aren't life?

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I was talking with a friend and he basically said that a 22 week fetus isn't alive.

I mean, what?!

Is that common? Feels like predictable to address the pro-life argument by saying that it isn't life.

To me it just shows that there is an obvious moral dilemma here and that many pro-choice can't withstand the fact that many times they are killing human lifes.

I am overall pro-choice, but I find kinda funny that so many people hide behind the idea that abortion is a no-brainer because it isn't alive.

Thoughts?

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