what a sad/entertaining discussion


The premise of this thread is that men should have the same rights as women when it comes to childbirth, meaning he can make her get an abortion or walk out on the baby. What would you change the law to?so much strawmanning going on. show me one poster in here who said men should be able to force abortions on someone?
i advocate for women searching for men with mutual love and respect for them. not fukking dudes because they see a meal ticket.
The premise of this thread is that men should have the same rights as women when it comes to childbirth, meaning he can make her get an abortion or walk out on the baby. What would you change the law to?
I advocate women doing the same, but i also advocate men being responsible. This meal ticket shyt is some on tv shyt. The average baby momma/daddy is broke and fukked up. Ain't nobody benefiting from being a single parent
Whoa. I know Halloween is coming but damn. I think we are going to have a shortage of scarecrows.
Both men and women know the consequences of sex. I actually say if you don't want kids to not have sex at all. The point I was making was the fact that at the end of the day, when all is said and done, the woman ULTIMATELY has the final say in whether a child is born or not so with that ultimate power comes ultimate responsibility.
My point was that women can opt out of being a parent but men can't without having to pay child support for 18 years. If a woman says "I don't want to be a mother" she has the power to not be a mother by terminating the pregnancy. shyt women can even kill their children and get away with it. Who the fukk is Casey Anthony? If a man says "I don't want to be a father" he's either obligated to pay child support for a kid that the mother might not even allow him to see OR go to jail.
Both are wrong in the sense that if you didn't want a baby, don't have children. I don't even think anyone is denying that it takes two to tango. What is being discussed here is not the ability to have sex. It's the ability to opt out of parenthood after the sex has occurred.
I'm most certainly NOT absolving deadbeats.
No one has explicitly said "men should be able to force abortions" but what does you law imply:so if that's the premise, you shouldn't have a hard time finding ONE poster that's said men should be able to force women to get abortions.
Married families are actually eligible for more government assistance than single parents. Plus a little $300 a month isn't a reward when you have to take care of a child yourself.
No one has explicitly said "men should be able to force abortions" but what does you law imply:
Men should be able to tell a woman that if she decides to have the baby then he ain't doin shyt for her or the baby. So if this law were implemented, the outcome would either be more deadbeat dads or more abortions. How is this a good thing?
AMENDMENT 6: ABORTION RIGHTS AND FUNDING
THE AMENDMENT: The proposal exempts abortion-related matters from protection under Florida's Constitutional privacy clause, saying that the state constitution can provide only as much protection as the U.S. Constitution when it comes to abortion. The proposal also prohibits the use of state taxpayer funds to pay for abortions or insurance that covers abortions except in the case of rape, incest and when the health of the mother is in danger.
So either get a vasectomy or quit fukking bytches from the club. You know anytime you have sex there is a chance of pregnancy, you know the consequences of unwanted pregnancies, so why continue to put yourself in that position.Married families breh?? You know its 2012 right??... Yea im really trying to marry some bytch that I met at a club and knocked up cuz the condom bust
So either get a vasectomy or quit fukking bytches from the club. You know anytime you have sex there is a chance of pregnancy, you know the consequences of unwanted pregnancies, so why continue to put yourself in that position.
Everthing in this post is correct..
Now what are the consequences for the women??
Casey Anthony didn't do it, but I like your point.