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So, do you have anything to say about the OP's point, ie the way men have no say in what happens to their children?
Sure, my opinion is that men know they have no rights in forcing a woman to either have an abortion or to not have one. That places a higher burden on men to take even extra precautions in not getting a woman pregnant if they can't deal with consequences of having no rights over the woman's body.
So, you support the status quo that men have no control, but complete responsibility.
I do not see that as morally or ethically defensible.
Not surprisingly, your solution is to strip women of their rights and give control to men.
Until 1880, abortion was legal and advertised throughout the US. In 1869 the women first organized the suffragette movement. There had been sporadic demonstrations for years, but a concerted, organized and planned movement towards achieving women's right to vote began in 1869.
Every time women demand power in the US, men try to strip them of their rights.
Now that women are demanding political power and are running for President attempts to strip them of the right to a safe abortion has never been stronger.
If you believe abortion is wrong, don't have one. If you don't want a woman to abort your baby, don't have sex with a woman who doesn't want a child.
Leave everyone else alone. It's not your life, not your body, not your family and not your choice.