Why are these nikka bussing in chicks and expecting some type of bailout. fukk that....

on the whole idea. Whats gonna happen is I will have to shoot that nikka when he breaks into my house 16 years later and then the mother will be on TV crying like why did this have to happen to my child. FOH
I've actually had this debate offline and it's really interesting.
Scenario 1: A man and woman have sex. The woman gets pregnant. The man says he doesn't want to have the baby. The woman says she is having it because she wants the baby and it is her body.
Scenario 2: A man and woman have sex. The woman gets pregnant. The man is excited and wants to have the baby. The woman says she is getting an abortion because she doesn't want the baby and it is her body.
The problem isn't about unprotected sex. The issue is "choice", choice which ultimately falls into the hands of the female solely, with the man only being able to spectate how it all plays out.
The argument against this is that the man's choice was whether to have sex protected or unprotected, and after that he leaves everything up to the female. This is a great argument for scenario 1, but it raises questions for scenario 2.
As a man I made the decision to have unprotected sex and get this woman pregnant. Why is she overruling my decision without my consent? The simple answer is that it is her body, her decision.
So this isn't about unprotected sex, it is about decision, and the OP's goal is to give more decision making power back to the man. And if it is her body, and her sole decision, then why shouldn't she be liable for the consequences solely if she is aware that the man does not wish to see this pregnancy thru?
Food for thought.