“Men don’t get to have an opinion on abortion” is such an insidious trope because it trains men to suppress the urge to protect the weak from harm, which is the least toxic form of masculinity.
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Why do you consider men’s relationship to children a lack of “skin in the game”?
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Would a male who was adopted be able to voice their opinions on abortion?
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You are disagreeing with a mischaracterization of my opinion. I say men don't add to the quality or credibility of the decisions. I do not say men should give up their rights to participate if they want to make things worse for some reason.
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You supported my argument, not yours. If your wife and you would feel the same, what value did you add?
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I just find this logic untenable. Its like suggesting that, since men are the primary causalities in war - women shouldn't have a say on whether we wage it because they have less skin in the game.
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Other women are the biggest perpetrators of FGM, following your logic does that mean men don't have the right to criticize the practice?
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Credibility is stolen by sexist flame throwers. As to skin in the game, how about the 90% of child support providers being men. We have skin in the game in every way possible except the right to protect our children.
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And men have 100% responsibility to wear condoms
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