BamaD -> RE: Mens Reproductive Rights (6/24/2015 9:55:02 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MasterJaguar01 Yes. Mens Reproductive Rights. When will their ever be a candidate (of either gender) bold enough to stand up to the feminists and fight for Mens Reproductive Rights. Consider the following Scenarios: 1) Man and Woman are sexually active in a monogamous relationship (I know, the horror). The woman decides to leave the man and extort money from him. She says "I'm pregnant", and if you ever want to see your future son/daughter, you will pay my rent, and medical bills. The man, fearing looking like an uncaring parent in a future custody hearing, complies. The woman eventually disappears. There may have been a baby. There may not. The man has NO rights until the baby is born AND he can find her. The woman has no legal obligation to even tell the potential father where she and their potential child are, at any time. If she is pregnant, she can abort the pregnancy without his knowledge, let alone consent. 2) Same scenario as #1, except there is definitely a baby. The woman disappears right before giving birth, and continues to extort money from the man from an undisclosed location, sending him pictures of his son, and threatening to cut off all contact if he stopped sending her money. All he could do is hire an investigator to try and find her. 3) A man and a woman are legally married. The woman is pregnant. The pregnancy is going fine during the first trimester, until one day, she comes home and says "I just aborted the pregnancy. I didn't feel like having a baby". The man has absolutely zero rights unless there is a baby. Scenario 1 happened to my brother. Scenario 2 happened to a friend of mine. Scenario 3 I made up. But I imagine it has happened. No. I am not saying that women are evil, vindictive people who commonly do this sort of thing. What I AM saying is men have NO rights when this sort of thing happens, and NO politician is bold enough to take this issue on. You forgot, and it has happened, they couple had been having trouble conceiving and had gone to a clinic. They got divorced and she decided to thaw out the fertilized eggs. Not only did the ex husband have no say in it but he had to pay child support.
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