It’s interesting that if you don’t have a uterus, you can’t have an opinion on women’s issues, but you can compete in women’s sports.
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Again, doesn't change that at best men contribute 0.0007716049% the time women do towards bringing a child into the world. I say men should have about that much say in determining law related to pregnancy.
Men have contributed massively to the success of children in the world, for one thing, they have built a civilization to protect them – for another, 90% of a married father’s income goes to the maintenance of his family.
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Past men's contribution to civilisation is decidedly patchy - there have been some good ones - but what this has to do about whether women get to have the primary say about what happens to their bodies I have no idea.
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Cool. Those are children. Another subject. This is about fetuses. Men's role there is next to nonexistent unless they choose. Abortion is the only means for women to exercise control over this. Thus women should determine what a fetus is and laws related.
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And no family I know says it's the father's income: it is family income because they have negotiated the roles they want to play and value unpaid work as well. And what's the other 10% that doesn't go to the family for?
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So much wrong here. Stefan - Why is it so hard to say - "yes what we are saying is that we are prioritising the rights of an unborn child over any rights of the woman, who will have to carry the greatest burden of this decision."
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