Lorca
Don't fence me in
But since women fought so hard to be seen as responsible persons, then why don't they take the responsibility and stop becoming pregnant if they don't want to be pregnant?
Unless you're saying that women can't be troubled with being responsible for themselves!!
Now add in that women want men to be equally responsible for the pregnancy; does this mean that they get a 50/50 say in the abortion?
I'd never argue that being casual about sex is responsible but I consider that the same for men and women. Men have not had to change their attitudes towards casual sex...over the millenia...because they had no direct consequences.
Now, women have the means to make those same decisions re: casual sex. They still have physical, biological consequences, which men cannot and do not, but they now have (more) options to treat casual sex like men.
As for men having the right to make decisions re: a woman's right to an abortion...his rights stop where her's begin. Unless he can get that baby out without infringing on her rights, he'll have to live with HIS consequence....no voice in that decision.
Again...cant do much about that biological aspect....yet.
Women have had to deal with biological consequences since time began....now men do too.