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And you think it would be better if men could make medical decisions for these "skanks"?
again, you (selfish) only see things one way
have you EVER settled an argument/debate/issue... or has it ONLY been your way or the highway????
two people should be able to come to an agreement.... unless the ONE person is too stubborn to work the issue out
you sit there on your high pedestal screaming from the mountain tops "its my body".... well guess it TOOK part of my body, to make that inconvenience to you
I feel real sorry that you are so inhumane, that LIFE has zero meaning to you
you think ""YOUR BODY"" in more important than any one else.... any other life...… that is plain and simple , selfish and greedy
have you EVER settled an argument/debate/issue... or has it ONLY been your way or the highway????
two people should be able to come to an agreement.... unless the ONE person is too stubborn to work the issue out
you sit there on your high pedestal screaming from the mountain tops "its my body".... well guess it TOOK part of my body, to make that inconvenience to you
I feel real sorry that you are so inhumane, that LIFE has zero meaning to you
you think ""YOUR BODY"" in more important than any one else.... any other life...… that is plain and simple , selfish and greedy
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I have never said I was against abortion.... in fact I have said I support it... and I support the right to choose....
So, when the man agrees to an abortion, he is inhumane and LIFE has zero meaning to him, what he wants takes precedence over anything else, he is selfish and greedy?
Or, does that only describe having an abortion when the woman makes that decision against the man's wishes?
And, since it took part of YOUR body to create the pregnancy, what do you think YOU should do to support that pregnancy?
The least YOU could do is pay half of all of the costs of maintaining that pregnancy, right up to and including birth, don't you think?
And, if the woman loses her income due to pregnancy complications, shouldn't you be required to pay whatever it takes for the woman to maintain her well being for the sake of the pregnancy?
Finally, when a man and a woman cannot come to an agreement, which one is too stubborn to work the issue out?
And how exactly do you compromise if one person wants and abortion and one does not? Just abort half?
When you engage in sexual activity that is unprotected, if you choose not to protect or allow the other person not to protect -- you give up your ability to control the situation.....if you are man especially.
It is what it is.
End of story.
Guys don't have unprotected sex if you can't accept any of the consequences, whatever they may be.
I guess you have difficulty dealing with people...
so let's see.... people work things out... come to an agreement
how about this... the guy WANTS her to get an abortion... she does not want one....
you tell me
there are plenty of skanks that TRAP men this very way
When my sister was pregnant with their third child my BIL wanted her to abort. She was hardly a skank. They had been married for years and had two children. She did not want an abortion. Should she have been forced to abort their third child because he said so.
When my sister was pregnant with their third child my BIL wanted her to abort. She was hardly a skank. They had been married for years and had two children. She did not want an abortion. Should she have been forced to abort their third child because he said so.
sorry I said skank... that was wrong
two sides of one coin:
Should she have been forced to abort their third child because he said so?...… Should he have been forced to lose their third child because she said abort?
my whole point is discussion... talking... debating.. not one side demands, and the other is forced.... no forcing, neither from the male, nor the female....
two sides of one coin:
Should she have been forced to abort their third child because he said so?...… Should he have been forced to lose their third child because she said abort?
my whole point is discussion... talking... debating.. not one side demands, and the other is forced.... no forcing, neither from the male, nor the female....
why cant we all get along
What happens if one party says keep the other says don't keep?
The final decision is made by the person who has to go through pregnancy. The man faces no risk from being pregnant or delivery, the woman does.
What happens if one party says keep the other says don't keep?
The final decision is made by the person who has to go through pregnancy. The man faces no risk from being pregnant or delivery, the woman does.
That is the whole point, right? If everyone agrees then there is no discussion to be had.
If there is a dispute, then the person who actually has risk attached is the final decision maker.
Or so common sense should tell us. But there are those who have absolutely nothing to risk who are demanding to be the ones who get to make that decision.
Women will not return to the days when they are chattel whose lives are determined by the men who "own" them. Much to the dismay of posters like the one you're responding to. He wants those "skanks" to obey him, damn it!
sorry but "he doesn't face risk" is not the correct answer... she may be the vessel to carry that baby, but it took the TWO of them to make the baby
And only ONE who will have to carry it.
But that's of no import for you, because YOU won't be the one doing that.
How easily you dismiss the risk because it's of no risk to YOU.
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