Arguing over you should keep your rights?
You’re arguing that we shouldn’t have a say. You’re arguing we shouldn’t have any rights. :meh:
You’re being hypocritical.
So, men have rights over what happens inside a woman’s body?
As Mel Brooks once said, “It’s good to be the king” 
We’re allowed to form our own opinions on the subject.
Opinions, yes. No one is claiming otherwise.
uhh i said you can have an opinion but it’s not relevant to the laws or a woman who wants an abortion and if you think it is you’re ignorant and quite possibly retarded
I’m sure it doesn’t work and I know you think it is shit, but my point is that it is true, which does not depend on the fact that you think it is shit and that it doesn’t work. My opinion is that it doesn’t work because you are trained by your beliefs on feminism not to listen to it.
Anyway, give me a link to those articles. I’m guessing their arguments are based on theoretical beliefs that feminists spread. If that is the case, I’ll be even more convinced that what I said in the above paragraph is true.
Who made you the Fem Nazi Queen of all women? Just because you don’t care what a mans opinion on the subject is doesn’t mean all women don’t. You are just one person and don’t speak for your entire sex. If you think that ALL women SHOULD think the same as you, well then you are being just as bad as the men that the feminist movement is fighting against. If thats what you are saying than you are trying to make every woman think like you therefore taking away their rights and freedoms to think how they please.
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she’s saying no one’s opinion matters except the one of the person potentially having the abortion
But I disagree… in many instances this may be true but also in many instances the woman truly care about the man who got her pregnant and wants his input in what THEY should do. Especially in a love relationship where the couple is married as an example, in this case a woman might value her partners input and also might rely on the support that her partner could potentially give her.
Read this in the paper today thoughts?
https://www.metro.co.uk/news/859357-teen-on-school-trip-leaves-dead-baby-in-hotel-room
Does anyone know if abortion is legal in Canada where the girl is from? Knowing that will help me form an opinion on this article.
I can’t give any opinion about this because they couldn’t even determinate the cause of death. It might have been a natural abortion, specially if she was stressed because she didn’t want anyone to find out.
You have a point. A married woman would be very selfish to choose to have an abortion without considering the husband’s opinion.
I’m not trying to criticize you but I would want someone to help me if English wasn’t my fist language… but its not “make” an abortion its “have” an abortion. I’m very impressed with your English btw I don’t know any other language at all let alone know how to write it.
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miss pants is not talking about a unicorn, glitter and rose relationship where everyone is in love and has a good communication and emotional and financial stability. She is talking absolute brass tacks. Which is the law, at least in the states and the UK. I don’t know how old most of the responders in this thread are but assuming that a law designed to protect women in the most extreme scenario (the right to make choices for their own body in the face of physical, emotional abuse or extreme poverty) somehow infringes on a man’s right is plain immature and show a lack of experience with the opposite sex.
I have never met a woman who would use abortion to hurt or spurn someone they loved and were committed too. If there are women like that, their man should count his blessings that the woman coat hangered the fetus and get the fuck away from her.
for a more realistic scenario:
How about, if a woman loved a stupid yet idealistic man who was too poor to support himself, much less a family, and their free condom broke, resulting in a pregnancy, and the woman decided to get an abortion, against her boyfriends wishes because she knows they would not be able to afford a basic life for their child. Is that really infringing on his rights or is she making a decision, knowing the pain of an abortion is less than the pain of raising a child in poverty that is best for everyone?
I’m 28 been married for 4 years and have a 1 year old son.
I never said she would be infringing on a mans rights. She said that its ONLY a woman’s issue legally or OTHERWISE. I just gave one possible example where the woman might want the help of her partner to make the decision making it a couples issue and not just a woman’s. I’m not trying to say that this would be the norm, just a possibility.
I think you are reading to much into what I wrote, please point me to where I said I woman would use abortion to hurt a man or where I said it would be taking away a mans right. All I’ve said is a woman might want or even insist that a man help her make the decision together, making the problem a problem for both partners and not just the female. I didn’t bring up rights or laws I’m just looking at the emotional side of the issue.
you people are hecka good at missing the point im frankly amazed at fancy pants for keeping any kind of cool and continuing to engage this issue with ya
Eat a dick
