If she can't afford to raise a child you're forcing her to get an abortion, yes.
You want to move the choice from the woman to the man. We'd be in the same situation only it would benefint you more.
In the end, you're just being egoistic. Like one of your pals in this thread said: I want responsibility when I want responsibility.
Life is going to hit you guys like a freight train once you get out into the world.
i loled so hard reading this. I LOVE THIS FORUM!!! But men pay child support because the mother is already caring for the child giving her time and resources while the guy just gives resources based on his income and other factors. Morally it is irresponsible for 2 people to make a person then one to just be "fuck that im out" leaving a person to group disadvantaged with one person doing ALL the work. Leaves a child financially and not to mention emotionally insecure. You cant make a woman get an abortion legally, the best thing to do is to keep it in your pants. Wear a rubber and if it breaks sue the condom making company. AT LEAST if you gonna fuck make sure its someone you wouldnt mind having to see in court every now and then. Lastly, stop letting hard dick make decisions for you. It can fuck up your life, dicks are dumb so be sure to not let it think for you.
If I want to avoid getting someone pregnant, I make sure to use a condom. Still no more to it. The whole thread is a storm in a bucket. There is a perfectly easy way of avoiding unwanted consequences. Throwing a shitstorm about who should bear the burden of contraception just complicates the situation needlessly.
I was talking about abortions.
Abortions do not prevent pregnancies, they end them. It bus a distinct difference.That is a pretty obtuse thing to say, they both prevent pregnancies, so they are used for exactly the same thing.
Which is why you shouldn't enter a sexual relationship assuming that an abortion will happen if contraception fails.And you are assuming that an abortion has negative consequences, which is just as incorrect. This is very subjective, some woman will have problems because of it, others do not.
I'm not entirely sure that contracts obliging people to undergo medical procedures are legal. Perhaps you could get a declaration that your partner would be willing and able to raise the child on her own if pregnancy occurs, though again that may not be binding as the most affected party (the child) would have no say in the matter.Woman should not have sex when they do not want to have an abortion if an accidental pregnancy occurs. This is the only place where breach of contract is seen as a good thing, it is ludicrous. And the rest is a personal attack as usual.
I'm sorry if you consider that a personal attack, I was trying to help you understand the reality of the matter and how you could mitigate any risks.
If she can't affort a child then she should not be having sex, that is exactly the thing you keep telling males to do.
And you talking about him being egoistic is just laughable, the only one being egoistic here is you. That bit about responsibility was me, and you are misquoting, because after that it mentioned, Just like woman have now. So according to you it is egoistic to want to have equality.
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Yes, she won't need an abortion if she doesn't have sex.
But it is a very, very small difference, as they are used for the exact same goal. So all in all, yea it is the same thing.Abortions do not prevent pregnancies, they end them. It bus a distinct difference.
Now you are assuming it will be bad again, stop assuming it is a bad thing by default.Which is why you shouldn't enter a sexual relationship assuming that an abortion will happen if contraception fails.
Im not sure either what contract will allow you to enslave a person for 18 years. It is not about what is best for the child, it has never been about what is best for the child. It is about what is best for the mother. If you want to have what is best for the child then you will have to give it up for adoption as soon as it is born. Having two loving parents that can afford to take care of it is what is best for the child, a stable home.I'm not entirely sure that contracts obliging people to undergo medical procedures are legal. Perhaps you could get a declaration that your partner would be willing and able to raise the child on her own if pregnancy occurs, though again that may not be binding as the most affected party (the child) would have no say in the matter.
You should not have sex if you do not want this or that to happen is an attack. ( i know i started to post with this, but this is something that has been said to many times to count towards men) Saying that it is trying to help me understand the reality is rather insulting too, but that is besides the point. People here know and understand fully well what the reality is, and we say it sucks for very good reasons.I'm sorry if you consider that a personal attack, I was trying to help you understand the reality of the matter and how you could mitigate any risks.
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1. Absolutely not. If she can't afford the child she shouldn't have it but she's still completely free to have it. Nobody is forcing her to abort it. She merely couldn't force others into paying for it. You're giving her free choice, then you also hand her the choice of others and then some more. Not based on logic or reason but solely based on "POOOOOOOOOOR WOOOOOMAN, MUUUUUUST PROOOOOTECT!".
2. No, I absolutely don't. I merely object to either side making choices for the other side. I want both sides to be allowed to make their own choice. You are being dishonest here by pretending that if you gave the man a choice solely for himself you'd keep women from making a choice of their own. The opposite of her having all the decision making power isn't him being able to opt out. It would be the father being allowed to decide whether she is going to have the child or not. If he could FORCE HER to have it. That isn't what I'm advocating at all.
Not an argument. Just attempted character assasination. Giving both sides equal choice isn't being egoistic. Trying to force people to take responsibility for someone else's choice and holding them hostage at gun point to satisfy your own ideological beliefs meanwhile is egoistic.In the end, you're just being egoistic.
You can stuff your guilt by association, I have no pals in this thread.Like one of your pals in this thread said
Not an argument, once again merely attempted character assasination.Life is going to hit you guys like a freight train once you get out into the world.
Okay so what you're saying is. Women aren't ever raped when drunk. It's just them being dumb and shirking responsibility for their actions and they could've easily said they don't want to have another drink. Is that really what you're going for? Really?
You also conveniently ignored everything else that has been said.
If I want to avoid getting pregnant, I make sure to make him use a condom. Still no more to it. The whole abortion thing is a storm in a bucket. There is a perfectly easy way of avoiding unwanted consequences. Throwing a shitstorm about who should bear the burden of abortion just complicates the situation needlessly.
I guess we should outlaw abortion according to your own argumentation and sound logic!
Condoms do NOT have a 100% prevention rate, condoms can both fail and be sabotaged, either side using contraceptives or not and "you not caring" does not influence a gross difference in how both genders are treated where rights and responsibilities are concerned. None of this has anything to do with parroting either, it has to do with you simply NOT HAVING AN ARGUMENT FOR ANYTHING YOU'RE SAYING.
Oh, but it's not like it's free to raise a child even with payments from an absent father.
You're talking like women do this for financial gains.
You can both choose to not have sex. You're both very equal in this regard.
But if you do have sex and the outcome is a child you both have to pay. It's as equal as it gets.
Why would the mother not be free to raise a child without the financial support of a father? I don't know what their incentives would be, but i do know that the male will have a hard time starting a family of his own while having to pay for something that he did not want.
You can both choose not to have sex, it is just that the woman can choose when to become a parent, and the father cant.
Condoms may not have a 100% prevention rate, but condoms are the method I can use to make my contribution and they are good enough for me. I never wore one for being told to; I chose to. Sabotage? Why go to bed with someone you do not trust? And why should I have an argument for refusing to take part in your hysteria? I just do not.
There is also a "gross difference in how both genders are treated where rights and responsibilities are concerned" and women fare much worse. Why should I saddle one with this on top of everything?
Stating the rule does not mean I am defending the rule. Further, how you feel about the rule doesn't change it either.
Abortion is not a contraceptive. Contraceptive reduce risk of pregnancy.This is false, abortion is 100%, that is the entire point.
Your notion is totally illogical. For one to have an abortion, they must first be pregnant.
Biology and human ethics do not allow it to be equal.Because people like you do not want it to be equal.
Contraceptives prevent pregnancy. Abortion is not a contraceptive.Yes it very much is, it completely removes any and all pregnancy's
Totally illogical. So much so, I would guess you either are ignorant of the definition of contraceptive or are using some debased form of the word to serve your argument.Yes it does, abortion is a full guarantee zero risk of pregnancy.
Otherwise it is logically impossible for what you are saying to be true.
If one had an abortion there is nothing to discuss- the point is moot. So it is not germane to the discussion.And you are simply forgetting that abortion is a thing, you might not like it, it is far from ideal, but it is still a choice.
Also we can not force people to have abortions.
The decision to engage in sex carries risk of parentage. That is inherent in the action according to the law and society.
Again, nothing to discuss. If an abortion takes place there is no point to the debate- termination of pregnancy occurred presumably. Otherwise, we can not force abortion on others.Yea that is cute, but you again completely dismiss the active choice the woman has, again you fail to calculate abortions into this.
Defense is not needed or attempted. I am telling you how this stuff works in the US- whether you like or are in ignorance of the operation is your prerogative.Again, stating law isn't a defence of said law. Again, it is 100% the womans choice to become that parent, the male has no choice what so ever.
"Character assasination"? You handle that part very well yourself by the way your acting here.
It's your choice to take part in an act that might lead to a child being born. You simply have to deal with the fact that you have to take responsibility for your own actions.
Forcing someone to go through an abortion becuase you don't care or simply don't know how a condom works in not "character assasination". It's just you being selfish, spoiled and cruel as fuck.
Except I've never seen people making this argument. Because no one is that stupid. That's like saying that people who get behind the wheel of car want to have a collision. There is a world of difference between wanting to have a child and accepting that pregnancy is a possible consequence of sex.
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Time to ban abortions.
Then we'll have equality.
Don't want kids? Don't have sex. Well, responsibility isn't a one way street, ladies.
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And yeah, it'll still suck for the poor men that get the short end of the stick; But then again, can't get any more lower than how we have it nowadays. This simply means the other gender has some responsibility on the reproductive department for a change.
Yes, you where defending it by stating what the rules where, because, we know what the rules are and we are saying that the rules are wrong.
Their goal is the same, stop babies from being born.Abortion is not a contraceptive. Contraceptive reduce risk of pregnancy.
Yes, but they are done to achieve the same thing, no babies.You notion is totally illogical. For one to have an abortion, they must first be pregnant.
If you want to argue biology then you will have a very hard time as males would not have to be there after the sex. The "ethics" part in this is a none issue, these "ethics" have been changed many many times.Biology and human ethics do not allow it to be equal.
But they are both used to not become a parent, this is semantics.Contraceptives prevent pregnancy. Abortion is not a contraceptive.
They are both used to try and make sure that you won't become a parent, abortion is just full proof.Totally illogical. So much so, I would guess you either are ignorant of the definition of contraceptive or are using some debased form of the word to serve your argument.
Otherwise it is logically impossible for what you are saying to be true.
That is still the one full proof way of avoiding becoming a parent. We are not forcing anyone to do anything, the only one who wants to use force is your group. They are the ones that want to jail people who do not pay for something that they did not want.IF one had an abortion there is nothing to discuss- the point is moot. So it is not germane to the discussion.
And we can not force people to have abortions.
The decision to engage in sex carries risk of parentage. That is inherent in the action according to the law and society.
Having a financial abortion would not force a woman to do anything, god forbid we force a woman to do anything like we do on males, it only gives males the freedom to become a parent when they choose to be a parent, just like woman can right now.
.Again, nothing to discuss. If an abortion takes place there is no point to the debate- termination of pregnancy occurred presumably.
Otherwise, we can not force abortion on others
Then there is nothing to discuss because the woman doesn't want there to be something to be discussed, she aborted it. I'm not saying she should not be able to do that, im saying that this is a full sure way of preventing becoming a parent.
And you end, again, with defending a stance by stating the rules, that is not how it works. I know how it works, and im explaining why it is wrong.Defense is not needed or attempted. I am telling you how this stuff works in the US- whether you like or are in ignorance of the operation is your prerogative.