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In reply to the discussion: Fox Doc Argues Men Should Have 'Veto' Power Over Women's Abortions [View all]Tierra_y_Libertad
(50,414 posts)44. "If men could have babies, abortion would be a sacrament" - Bumper sticker I saw.
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Fox Doc Argues Men Should Have 'Veto' Power Over Women's Abortions [View all]
Capt. Obvious
May 2015
OP
When men face the possibility of death for childbirth, then they get a say
riderinthestorm
May 2015
#2
So you think a judge should have the power to control a woman's body, including
geek tragedy
May 2015
#15
What's scary is that this isn't the most repulsive piece of MRA dog feces
geek tragedy
May 2015
#152
Jury results (verdict: perfectly fine to advocate treating women's bodies as property of men)
geek tragedy
May 2015
#22
the anger and hostility towards someone objecting to male supremacism was startling
geek tragedy
May 2015
#47
They did not say overreact, they said stuff like it was "biased and hateful" to
geek tragedy
May 2015
#56
I get it. Some people think that misogyny and arguing against women's civil rights
geek tragedy
May 2015
#84
Yes. There should be at least one progressive discussion board on the internet
geek tragedy
May 2015
#90
kinda like, a gay once patted me on the ass, so homophobia is ok. or a black person
seabeyond
May 2015
#116
Attacking someone is not the best way to get them to take up the cause....
Spitfire of ATJ
May 2015
#167
They vote Republican because they're sexist assholes who fit in with that
geek tragedy
May 2015
#176
So, stating that men have a property interest in a woman's body is not offensive?
geek tragedy
May 2015
#40
Point 1: You're stating a falsehood, several of the comments were outraged
geek tragedy
May 2015
#50
there is absolutely NOTHING "reasonable" about proudly proclaiming that MEN have a right to
niyad
May 2015
#105
How precisely do you measure a valid analogy as "swinging at the fences?"
LanternWaste
May 2015
#129
A woman's right to choose is clearly defined in our Democratic Party Platform and objections to it
PeaceNikki
May 2015
#169
but, your opinion is that sexism, misogyny, racism, homophobia, transphobia
geek tragedy
May 2015
#70
I'm aware of that failing, but seeing as how the TOS has been effectively revoked
geek tragedy
May 2015
#93
I wasn't aware of this, zero tolerance for racism, transphobia and homphobia? That doesn't...
Humanist_Activist
May 2015
#240
hosts are constantly locking what they deem meta, with women issues. i would like a list of hosts.
seabeyond
May 2015
#63
i have seen it too many times not to be obvious and hosts names are connected
seabeyond
May 2015
#67
"maintain a 100% chance of serving on a jury." star, no hides, no posting on OPs. no blocking people
seabeyond
May 2015
#114
I guess the question is where does the line get drawn, where advocacy is per se trolling
geek tragedy
May 2015
#133
except you are saying MRA talking points fine on du. is KKK talking points? rw talking points? nt
seabeyond
May 2015
#161
what a cop out. that is pure MRA talking point. why are they allowed on du for discussion, not KKK
seabeyond
May 2015
#189
a pass. not hidden. so we allow KKK and rw talking points get a pass. not hidden, too?
seabeyond
May 2015
#198
That is giving them a pass. And yes- his opinions are equally sick and disturbing as anything the KK
bettyellen
May 2015
#265
sorry, but it was, in fact, hate speech--hatred against women's autonomy and control
niyad
May 2015
#141
Who the hell ARE these people? I hope they're proud enough to tell us who they are.
Hekate
May 2015
#146
And we do. The title in your reply is specifically why we should never ever be compelled to.
PeaceNikki
May 2015
#135
BECAUSE IT IS NOT HIS BODY AT RISK!!! he is not going to risk gestational diabetes, stroke,
niyad
May 2015
#100
So should at least one participant in this discussion. See above, and below nt
geek tragedy
May 2015
#30
Vasectomy is favorite for me. Then the guy with the attitude can keep all his little swimmers...
Hekate
May 2015
#157
A woman gets 100% choice over the pregnancy because she's the one who is pregnant
gollygee
May 2015
#21
Your misogyny is showing, and it is as ugly as it is hateful and irrational.
geek tragedy
May 2015
#28
textbook MRA argement. no control over woman, dont have to pay child support. nt
seabeyond
May 2015
#58
if i understand your post properly, you admit being an irresponsible sperm donor.
unblock
May 2015
#32
"If men could have babies, abortion would be a sacrament" - Bumper sticker I saw.
Tierra_y_Libertad
May 2015
#44
If he wants that men be able to make reproductive choices for women, then he'd better agree
MADem
May 2015
#55
So 1 person should have 100% sole decision making authority over whether 2 people have a child?
craigmatic
May 2015
#203
Women don't just 'generally' have the right to do what they want with their own bodies ...
polly7
May 2015
#210
If what you were saying was 100% true then they wouldn't have drug possession laws.
craigmatic
May 2015
#212
I think if he wants a child so bad that he would force a woman to carry one to term
polly7
May 2015
#219
I don't belive in the free market enough to be libertarian and on this issue the
craigmatic
May 2015
#229
My point was that there is no such thing as total freedom. There are laws and limits on things you
craigmatic
May 2015
#224
He does. At that moment when he decides to take off his pants. There's his shot at making
ScreamingMeemie
May 2015
#268
so you are anti choice, also? you cannot say you are pro choice, when your words say anti choice.
seabeyond
May 2015
#74
Sure you can you can e pro-choice and still go back and re-examine the issue. That's all I'm doing
craigmatic
May 2015
#250
You are re-examining whether women are autonomous beings with equal rights ....?
etherealtruth
May 2015
#263
It's "boring" to decisively conclude women should control their own bodies?? WTF dude? Shitty
bettyellen
May 2015
#267
Oh, ffs.... Your post is filled with RW and MRA rhetoric. Are you on the correct site?
PeaceNikki
May 2015
#77
Yeah. He did actually seem to imply that a woman should be forced to abort.
alphafemale
May 2015
#196
Actually I meant the man would get to sign away his rights and not have to support it.
craigmatic
May 2015
#202
Really 1959 mindset just because I don't automatically assume one person should make life choices
craigmatic
May 2015
#206
Women generally do discuss with their partners, they just shouldn't be legally compelled to.
PeaceNikki
May 2015
#208
I never called anybody a monster. I just said more conversation was needed.
craigmatic
May 2015
#211
Women generally do discuss with their partners, they just shouldn't be legally compelled to.
PeaceNikki
May 2015
#215
If they don't involve their partners, it's usually for good reason. You don't think there's anything
craigmatic
May 2015
#222
The only 'reason' needs to be, the woman does not choose to carry a child to term. Period.
polly7
May 2015
#223
You don't care about the kid. You flat out don't, since your position is that men should
geek tragedy
May 2015
#245
I think there some form of mediation for it not necessarily a lawsuit or a law but something.
craigmatic
May 2015
#257
So the born child's welfare is less important to you than allowing men to be free
geek tragedy
May 2015
#244
I'm no MRA. They blame feminism and the matriarchy. I realize all of the laws were written by men.
craigmatic
May 2015
#277
the system sucks- there's kids in abusive situations that don't get taken out.
craigmatic
May 2015
#279
I'm not backing away from my own opinions just because they're unpopular here.
craigmatic
May 2015
#285
A woman is not an interchangeable Lego part for your dick...she could die in childbirth.
Lars39
May 2015
#87
not all. he may have had a messy divorce or two. so allowed to be misogynist. (another poster
seabeyond
May 2015
#122
The "good answer" is for people to worry about the one body attached to their neck
Warren DeMontague
May 2015
#119
The decision-making power over the pregnancy belongs with the person whose body is pregnant
Warren DeMontague
May 2015
#109
so keith, if dad decides he doesn't want the kid, he can veto bringing the pregnancy to term
spanone
May 2015
#138
I don't want that control over men and I don't want them to have control over me.
PeaceNikki
May 2015
#160
more MRA? are you talking a baby, not a man, with circumcision? what women are
seabeyond
May 2015
#164
the risks associated with pregnancy hugely outweigh the risks associated with a vasectomy
uppityperson
May 2015
#197
Imagine that ... right wing nut job doesn't view women as EQUAL autonomous beings
etherealtruth
May 2015
#158
Sadly, that rightwing nutjob has people agreeing with him in this thread. nt
geek tragedy
May 2015
#159
Yeah Keith, what if the woman wants the baby and the man doesn't because he's a cheap bastard?
Manifestor_of_Light
May 2015
#163
I should have veto power over whether this guy gets to keep his genitals.
Arugula Latte
May 2015
#256