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Oh, I thought you were going to equal out the pregnancy phase. So how were you going to do that again?
Oh, you mean a pregnancy phase that no one even has to endure given better MUTUAL choices made at the zipper? That one?
Indeed, sounds pretty equal to me.
Umm, really? I wouldn't think that anyone would argue with the clear and obvious difference between something that physically alters your body and money.
good for you and what you wouldn't think. I guess now you know better and won't make the same mistake again.
Getting an abortion isn't "running out". Its going through an invasive medical procedure to abort the fetus. Thats just a wee bit worse than walking out the door.
HA! yea.. getting an ABORTION sure isn't "running out". ok. Again, thanks for your input. I really care what you think qualifies as running out. Clearly, you represent men as an entire population.
Invasive or not, it shirks the responsibility that YOU would have no problem grinding a man through over a zipper decision. It ELIMINATES the very pregnancy that you insist that a man cannot eliminate. Too fucking bad? Is that what you'd say to a man? Well, guess what. Turnabout is fair play. Make a better zipper decision.
Of course she would if the roles were reversed. Does he want to live with the kid and take care of it? Generally the anwser to that is no. Why do you think there are so many single mothers and so few single dads?
Generally? Can you prove that? Should that, were it the case, invalidate those who WOULD? Can you predict the social reaction to equating the value of paternity with maternity? Or, as I suspect, are you assuming that men are just whores like that? I mean, sexism is ok if it's testicles in the scope, right? If I were to suggest that single women are simply whores I'm a sexist bastard, right?
Equality?
So, what exactly is equal about one individual getting to decide for another whether to go through a 9 month long pregnancy of face an invasive medical procedure again?
A man never makes that decision in a culture where a woman isn't forced to have sex. An equal personal decision at the zipper, dude. It's really not that difficult.
Its inherently unequal. Women get pregnant, men don't. Treating them exactly the same is incredibly stupid given the fact that its already unequal. If you want to make it actually equal (or as close as possible), you have to give the woman increased rights. Why? Because she has massively increases responsibility.
yeaaaaa. we don't settle for such bullshit assumptions otherwise so Im afraid you are gonna have to sit there and hiss at your screen, again like a vampire bitchslapped by a clove of garlic, and factor in something outside of your personal opinion.
Oh yes. Im sure that line gets you laid at the lilith fair but it's really not that impressive out here where getting laid isn't dependent upon how much ass one can kiss.
Oh, you mean a pregnancy phase that no one even has to endure given better MUTUAL choices made at the zipper? That one?
Indeed, sounds pretty equal to me.
Umm, really? I wouldn't think that anyone would argue with the clear and obvious difference between something that physically alters your body and money.
good for you and what you wouldn't think. I guess now you know better and won't make the same mistake again.
Getting an abortion isn't "running out". Its going through an invasive medical procedure to abort the fetus. Thats just a wee bit worse than walking out the door.
HA! yea.. getting an ABORTION sure isn't "running out". ok. Again, thanks for your input. I really care what you think qualifies as running out. Clearly, you represent men as an entire population.
Invasive or not, it shirks the responsibility that YOU would have no problem grinding a man through over a zipper decision. It ELIMINATES the very pregnancy that you insist that a man cannot eliminate. Too fucking bad? Is that what you'd say to a man? Well, guess what. Turnabout is fair play. Make a better zipper decision.
Of course she would if the roles were reversed. Does he want to live with the kid and take care of it? Generally the anwser to that is no. Why do you think there are so many single mothers and so few single dads?
Generally? Can you prove that? Should that, were it the case, invalidate those who WOULD? Can you predict the social reaction to equating the value of paternity with maternity? Or, as I suspect, are you assuming that men are just whores like that? I mean, sexism is ok if it's testicles in the scope, right? If I were to suggest that single women are simply whores I'm a sexist bastard, right?
Equality?
So, what exactly is equal about one individual getting to decide for another whether to go through a 9 month long pregnancy of face an invasive medical procedure again?
A man never makes that decision in a culture where a woman isn't forced to have sex. An equal personal decision at the zipper, dude. It's really not that difficult.
Its inherently unequal. Women get pregnant, men don't. Treating them exactly the same is incredibly stupid given the fact that its already unequal. If you want to make it actually equal (or as close as possible), you have to give the woman increased rights. Why? Because she has massively increases responsibility.
yeaaaaa. we don't settle for such bullshit assumptions otherwise so Im afraid you are gonna have to sit there and hiss at your screen, again like a vampire bitchslapped by a clove of garlic, and factor in something outside of your personal opinion.
Oh yes. Im sure that line gets you laid at the lilith fair but it's really not that impressive out here where getting laid isn't dependent upon how much ass one can kiss.