But Valenti and other pro-choice advocates simply refuse to acknowledge abortion’s medical reality or the humanity of the preborn child from conception. Inevitably, they grasp at straws to determine when a preborn life becomes endowed with human personhood. A truly marvelous thing “human rights” must be if they do not exist before a human is born but become absolutely inviolable after a human passes through the birth canal! Preborn babies are biologically human, but the pro-abortion movement will never admit that. We know that a preborn baby’s heartbeat can be heard as early as six weeks. Sonograms show wiggling fingers and sweet baby yawns as early as twelve weeks. And doctors are increasingly capable of saving premature babies born at ever earlier stages of pregnancy, making the number of genuinely “non-viable” pregnancies ever smaller. To conceal their lapses in logic, pro-choice activists resort to bizarre neologisms and artificial turns of phrase. The pro-choice movement today has all but stopped using the euphemism of a “clump of cells” to describe a baby. But one euphemism has merely been swapped for others. Valenti herself used the words “embryo,” “fetus,” and even simply “pregnancy” to refer to the growing, developing, and living preborn child in the womb. This habit of relying on dehumanizing misdescriptions to categorize the preborn can often reach absurd extremes.