It isn't their child when it isn't born, Mr. Pro-Choice. It is a fetus. And you accuse us of adopting anti-abortion tenants?
It is perfectly consistent to say that the fetus belongs entirely to the woman, because it does. It is also logically consistent to note that the child belongs to both, and should be cared for and provided for equally.
What is not logically consistent is saying that it is unfair for a man to have a say in the abortion decision but also unfair for him not to.
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Re: Is feminism becoming an obsolete movement?
by exploited » Sat Dec 21, 2013 2:13 pm
What makes it unfair to men?
The woman has the exact same responsibilities once she gives birth.
It is not unfair that men have no say in the decision to abort, so simply saying it is means exactly nothing. She carries it, the choice is hers, the fetus is hers. A child is not a fetus.
The child is another matter altogether, but you would know that, being pro-choice and all.
Hell, now you are arguing that this fetus is important to the man, so he should be able to have a say but skip out upon it being born. Just lol.
The woman has the exact same responsibilities once she gives birth.
It is not unfair that men have no say in the decision to abort, so simply saying it is means exactly nothing. She carries it, the choice is hers, the fetus is hers. A child is not a fetus.
The child is another matter altogether, but you would know that, being pro-choice and all.
Hell, now you are arguing that this fetus is important to the man, so he should be able to have a say but skip out upon it being born. Just lol.
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