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It comes down to women being "blamed for" getting pregnant. "She should have kept her knees together". "She shouldn't be parading around in a short skirt"."She was asking it for it."
Guys, be part of the solution and get vasectomies instead of relying on women to be on birth control. Those methods are not 100% effective, especially the condom. The condom has the worst record. When women get a tubal ligation it is permanent but a vasectomy for men is fully 100%reversible. There's no good reason not to get one.
Funny how you want men to be the only responsible party, and vasectomies aren’t 100% reversible…and tubal ligation is also reversible but not 100% same as vasectomies. If men refuse to use birth control then women can simply say no. Both parties are responsible.
Thou shalt not kill? Of course that was said years BC.
The only mention of abortion in the Bible is when God commanded it. A man who suspected his pregnant wife of adultery was to bring her before the priest where she would be forced to drink an abortifacient.
Funny how you want men to be the only responsible party, and vasectomies aren’t 100% reversible…and tubal ligation is also reversible but not 100% same as vasectomies. If men refuse to use birth control then women can simply say no. Both parties are responsible.
So then this relates to my question #3: will states be able to demand a man give DNA for paternity testing?
I certainly have no argument with birth control. Electing to have an abortion is one way to take responsibility.
Both parties using birth control is being responsible, hence sOOO many unwanted pregnancies…but folks wanting an abortion have the option to go to another state to do so.
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