Ok lets try it together. Both a virus and bacteria live in host, and make it ill. If you use taking common features and ignoring rest as your method yes we can say a fetus is a parasite and a virus is a bacteria.
And a virus and a bacteria also live outside the host, and infact, were alive and thriving when they entered the host. This is not true of a fetus. Therefore, your comparison is not only fallicious, it is scientifically naive.
Parasites are not created by their hosts. Fetus does. I can not show you how a fetus can be created out of the host because all offsprings are created by their parents. Being created by the parent organism makes fetus an offspring not a parasite.
And all offspring are dependent upon the full support of the female body for existence and gestation. That makes its survival parasitic. And please not, before you misquote again, that the word used here was "parasitic", "parasite".
Fetus depends on female body. Also HIV virus depends on human body to survive. HIV virus is not a parasite. Everything depends on host do not fall into category parasite.
HIV exists outside the human body, as well. A fetus doesn't.
Besides that I gave you definitions from official sources, the moment you saw them you ignored it and said think out of the box.
Those aren't official sources, dear.
I gave you all these sources , information, I challenged the scientific validity of your method. Besides that I dont have to prove a fetus is not a parasite because there is no scientific source categorize it as such at the first place. You deny providing sources probably because you couldnt find one yet. This argument is not like you brought all the scientific sources and I am trying to prove otherwise.
And, yet, you still have not been able to cite a single instance in which a fetus existed and was gestated to viability without the full and total support of the mother's body. So you have proven nothing in support of your claim.
Since I gave enough information on the subject for helping other people to make up their mind, there is no need to keep arguing more with petrus. If you bring any real scientific source classifying fetus as a parasite, if you can show everybody here fetuses are considered parasites instead of offsprings, I will read it and respond to that. Otherwise there is no need to keep repeating same thing again and again..
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