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In reply to the discussion: You don't get a say... [View all]gulliver
(13,985 posts)50. A lot of men (most probably) support a woman's right to choose
I do, for example. It's important to point out the asymmetric role of women in reproduction. But it's counterproductive to just say, "Men, shut your trap!" It actually probably irritates some men enough that we could lose their votes. I.e., backfire.
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It always amazing me that any man with a mother, sister, or daughter can be anti-choice. n/t
CincyDem
Dec 2023
#6
Having helped men get abortions, I find this meme to be a little anti-trans.
WhiskeyGrinder
Dec 2023
#7
The meme in the OP does, as does language that implies a man can't have an opinion about abortion because he can't get
WhiskeyGrinder
Dec 2023
#22
Which would then imply that people who have had hysterecomies can't have an opinion about abortion.
WhiskeyGrinder
Dec 2023
#29
I see your point, but hopefully the intended point got through to most. nt
Trueblue Texan
Dec 2023
#36
I understand the rally-the-troops appeal of this kind of rhetoric, but it's not so clever...
Silent3
Dec 2023
#10
The meme literally says "an opinion on abortion shouldn't come out of HIS mouth"
Silent3
Dec 2023
#39
With all due respect, you did bring farmers & infrastructure into the discussion, & that was a howling faux pas
Hekate
Dec 2023
#47
I brought farmers and infrastructure into the picture clearly as an illustration...
Silent3
Dec 2023
#59
Abortion should never be a political issue nor be in the purview of government or law enforcement.
jaxexpat
Dec 2023
#33
Should never be a policitcal issue perhaps, but you can't escape the fact that it is
Silent3
Dec 2023
#40
If the question of regulating abortion remains a political issue then we have given into an extinction level tyranny.
jaxexpat
Dec 2023
#67
Where I'm trying to go is that men's opinions on the matter are ultimately....
jaxexpat
Dec 2023
#69
Unfourtunately a third of women in America don't want other women to get abortions.
progressoid
Dec 2023
#34