Wow, a bank loaned her money to do it? And then IVF didn't require both to be present to do it? Bunch of stupid people! If society doesn't make her abort that theft, then yes, society should pay for that child if she can't. Going to have to agree with you here now that I think on it more.
The child did nothing wrong though. You do not punish a child becuase of the actions of his or her parents. Thats a rather horrible attitude you have there.
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Again though, childs rights over the fathers. Thats also how it'll be in the end, thankfully.
But it's ok to "punish" the father who has done nothing wrong. I'm not suggesting punishing the child at all. It's why we have social benefits for situations like this.
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Child can have his/her rights without punishing the father.
Well, making someone have an abortion against their will is a bit too edgy imo, they should take the child away as soon as it is born and give it up to parents who can afford it. Bodily autonomy should be a thing that isn't infringed upon, ever, but i do think that she should not able to raise a child she got through fraud.
Its one big shit show and tbh, i petty the kids who are always in between everything and get the fucking long end of the stick. Some people should just not be allowed to have children, but that is for another thread i guess.
thought experiment, a women steals a condom out of her neighbors trash and uses it to get pregnant, should the man have to pay for it because its "whats best for the child"?
The father did nothing wrong. In fact, he did nothing at all. He wasn't even aware of what she did until it was too late. IE: "If your wife takes your hunting rifle from its safe without you knowing and kills someone with it, that makes you a murderer."
Interesting logic. So, a family of three living in the middle of nowhere, where the mother's unskilled in any form of hunting/gathering, the father hunts and farms and they have a small child, should they have only enough food for two to survive, the father should just kill himself?
Not really even a thought experiment. Current laws basically make it so that if your sperm is involved, you're responsible. Unless, of course, you donate anonymously to a clinic. But even that won't stop "your" kid from later tracking you down.
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Legally, yes, but you would have fairly significant ground to sue the woman for damages (i.e., cost of child support, emotional damages, etc.).
The short version of this is the lawsuit failed because he sued the clinic, who were not engaged in deception or illegal activity. They followed the law and the agreements both the man and woman had signed related to storage and use of the frozen embryos, to the best of their knowledge. The fault lies with the woman who forged the signature, so he'd have to take her to court rather than the clinic.
The judge essentially said that the man had everything in his favor, except that the party he sued was not the one who committed any legal wrongdoing.
Neither did the father. And you don't punish adults for the actions of other adults either (let alone their illegal actions), so what is your point? Go hurr durr about your horrible attitude first. Also, letting the state step in in this unprecedented case, which is what I think should happen, achieves both not punishing the father AND securing the child's needs.
So yay for the child being punished Seriously, I can't reiterate enough how much you should fuck off with this horseshit you pulled from the deepest recesses of your rectum just because you got called out on spewing abject bullshit platitudes with no actual relevance to the case that you pretend to discuss.
Yes and there's much more precedent for than than for this case. And people like Aggrophobic would gladly defend that state of things, because "herpa derpa, the child is not to be blamed", while they remain blissfully (though deliberately) ignorant that neither is the father. In a way, what they do is victim blaming. Which they claim to be against. Though I guess that only counts for female victims of rape.
I don't think that solves the problem though.
Not saying the mother did the right thing here though, clearly she did not but whatever is in the childs best intrest should be the way forward. If that is adoption then sure but I don't think anyonw here is a good judge of that,
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No, not punish. You can make sure that he takes care of his children however.
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Cute but no thanks.