
LetltB
@LetltB
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Posted by e11e
I can see this becoming more and more common.


Posted by LetltB
... terminating a pregnancy without the mother??s consent
He tried several times to convince me to have an abortion but it was not an option for me






Posted by VenusAquarius
In general,
it amazes me how women's reproduction has been such a focus to divide the country - be the subject and purpose of law.
Vagina laws
Vagina monologues

Posted by P-AngelPosted by LetltB
... terminating a pregnancy without the mother??s consent
He tried several times to convince me to have an abortion but it was not an option for me
Yet, having the baby was without the father's consent ... so, it's a draw.
The woman doesn't get to be automatically right.click to expand

Posted by P-Angel
I think it's a great idea.

Posted by CapTenn
This is the reverse situation and folks are up in arms. Welcome to the world of being a man. Zero control, or choice, in reproductive matters. Sucks, huh?
I am in no way advocating what this man did. I personally find it sick!

Posted by CapTennPosted by VenusAquarius
In general,
it amazes me how women's reproduction has been such a focus to divide the country - be the subject and purpose of law.
Vagina laws
Vagina monologues
I think it is because things are defined as "women's reproduction".
Unless ladies have become asexual, it takes a man and a woman to reproduce, yet men are largely excluded from the jump.
Then we hears the cries of absentee fathers. You cut many of them out from the beginning. It is a huge problem, absentee fathers that is (maybe the biggest in the US), but not totally surprising with the exclusion of them in reproductive rights, and the family court agenda.
Sad all around.click to expand

Posted by LetltBPosted by CapTenn
This is the reverse situation and folks are up in arms. Welcome to the world of being a man. Zero control, or choice, in reproductive matters. Sucks, huh?
I am in no way advocating what this man did. I personally find it sick!
I get what you mean about the desperate women out there and what they will do to trap a man...boy, do I.
Yet...I have to ask, doesn't a man have control from the time they unzip and placing a condom on?click to expand


Posted by VenusAquariusPosted by CapTennPosted by VenusAquarius
In general,
it amazes me how women's reproduction has been such a focus to divide the country - be the subject and purpose of law.
Vagina laws
Vagina monologues
I think it is because things are defined as "women's reproduction".
Unless ladies have become asexual, it takes a man and a woman to reproduce, yet men are largely excluded from the jump.
Then we hears the cries of absentee fathers. You cut many of them out from the beginning. It is a huge problem, absentee fathers that is (maybe the biggest in the US), but not totally surprising with the exclusion of them in reproductive rights, and the family court agenda.
Sad all around.
I think it's called intercourse for a reason.
Enter penis, enter sperm, enter fetus.
Don't enter penis, don't enter sperm, don't enter fetus.
I don't know what's so difficult?click to expand


Posted by VenusAquarius
Cap Tenn's view is more appropriate for anti-abortion case.. men having no say, or as he put it "control."
And, I can understand that minus the implications involved in the word choice "control."


Posted by CapTennPosted by LetltBPosted by CapTenn
This is the reverse situation and folks are up in arms. Welcome to the world of being a man. Zero control, or choice, in reproductive matters. Sucks, huh?
I am in no way advocating what this man did. I personally find it sick!
I get what you mean about the desperate women out there and what they will do to trap a man...boy, do I.
Yet...I have to ask, doesn't a man have control from the time they unzip and placing a condom on?
Yes, indeed. Men have just as much culpability as women. It takes two to tango in all facets --- until conception.
Then the ladies are driving the bus all alone.click to expand

Posted by CapTennPosted by VenusAquarius
Cap Tenn's view is more appropriate for anti-abortion case.. men having no say, or as he put it "control."
And, I can understand that minus the implications involved in the word choice "control."
You are emphasizing "control" too much.
I didn't use it in the context you are suggesting.click to expand

Posted by VenusAquariusPosted by CapTennPosted by LetltBPosted by CapTenn
This is the reverse situation and folks are up in arms. Welcome to the world of being a man. Zero control, or choice, in reproductive matters. Sucks, huh?
I am in no way advocating what this man did. I personally find it sick!
I get what you mean about the desperate women out there and what they will do to trap a man...boy, do I.
Yet...I have to ask, doesn't a man have control from the time they unzip and placing a condom on?
Yes, indeed. Men have just as much culpability as women. It takes two to tango in all facets --- until conception.
Then the ladies are driving the bus all alone.
The only thing I can suggest is...
If you want the right over my body, I have the right over yours. Women can demand vasectomy? Just like you demand abortion?
It's just that you can't carry the baby and have no idea. I mean child support is complained about enough. I couldn't imagine much agreement here even if it were possible.
All my whims would have to be cared for if I were forced to stay pregnant. But, no one wants to pay that cost.
To be forced to abort has spiritual implications to some. Can you fan me in hell?click to expand

Posted by VenusAquarius
The only thing I can suggest is...
If you want the right over my body, I have the right over yours. Women can demand vasectomy? Just like you demand abortion?

Posted by CapTenn
Ridiculous.
Not even the same thing.
But sure, you can demand my vasectomy, just as soon as you indulge my whims and get some triple E fake tits.

Posted by VenusAquariusPosted by CapTennPosted by VenusAquarius
Cap Tenn's view is more appropriate for anti-abortion case.. men having no say, or as he put it "control."
And, I can understand that minus the implications involved in the word choice "control."
You are emphasizing "control" too much.
I didn't use it in the context you are suggesting.
I don't think you meant to use it that way. Just an interesting choice of words.click to expand

Posted by LetltBPosted by CapTenn
Ridiculous.
Not even the same thing.
But sure, you can demand my vasectomy, just as soon as you indulge my whims and get some triple E fake tits.
Minus the E fake tits, how is this not the same thing?click to expand

Posted by CapTennPosted by VenusAquariusPosted by CapTennPosted by LetltBPosted by CapTenn
This is the reverse situation and folks are up in arms. Welcome to the world of being a man. Zero control, or choice, in reproductive matters. Sucks, huh?
I am in no way advocating what this man did. I personally find it sick!
I get what you mean about the desperate women out there and what they will do to trap a man...boy, do I.
Yet...I have to ask, doesn't a man have control from the time they unzip and placing a condom on?
Yes, indeed. Men have just as much culpability as women. It takes two to tango in all facets --- until conception.
Then the ladies are driving the bus all alone.
The only thing I can suggest is...
If you want the right over my body, I have the right over yours. Women can demand vasectomy? Just like you demand abortion?
It's just that you can't carry the baby and have no idea. I mean child support is complained about enough. I couldn't imagine much agreement here even if it were possible.
All my whims would have to be cared for if I were forced to stay pregnant. But, no one wants to pay that cost.
To be forced to abort has spiritual implications to some. Can you fan me in hell?
Ridiculous.
Not even the same thing.
But sure, you can demand my vasectomy, just as soon as you indulge my whims and get some triple E fake tits.click to expand

Posted by CapTennPosted by VenusAquariusPosted by CapTennPosted by VenusAquarius
Cap Tenn's view is more appropriate for anti-abortion case.. men having no say, or as he put it "control."
And, I can understand that minus the implications involved in the word choice "control."
You are emphasizing "control" too much.
I didn't use it in the context you are suggesting.
I don't think you meant to use it that way. Just an interesting choice of words.
Note to self:
Another word to strike from the male lexicon -- control.
The world is mad.click to expand

Posted by CapTenn
My nuts are mine, as your fallopian tubes are yours.


Posted by P-Angel
Really though .... she kind of deserved it.
You get what you deserve ... that's life.
He didn't want to have a baby, and when he tried to have this discussion, in her own words, "it was not an option for me" ... so discuss what the options are rather than decide he has no choice.
That's pretty fucked up that a woman gets it her way. Had she been willing to have a discussion, then perhaps he wouldn't have taken such drastic measures.
She has to take some responsibility in the events turning out the way they did.

Posted by LetltBPosted by CapTenn
My nuts are mine, as your fallopian tubes are yours.
That's correct. Are you also aware of the affect abortion has on the womb and cervix?click to expand




Posted by Arielle83Posted by LetltBPosted by P-Angel
I think it's a great idea.
Using a condom would have been smart don't you think P-angel?
condoms breakclick to expand

Posted by truecap
He has the rights and the option to sign over parental rights to the child and she could have proceeded in raising it alone without his help. He doesn't have the right just to murder the baby without her knowledge.

Posted by P-Angel
Women need to be brought down a notch anyway ... they have this irrational belief that they rule men, and that they can manipulate them by getting pregnant.


Posted by VenusAquarius
The extent to which you fear reproduction, should be equal to the choice of birth control.
Therefore, if the idea of impregnating a women would cause you to commit a crime against her....
...choose vasectomy, or abstain from intercourse.

Posted by LetltB
I'm all about choice, to each his/her own...but this caused me to pause due to the amount of nut jobs out there...
[...]
What a guy eh? I guess having these over the counter may be a bad thing?

Posted by TigerCap
And then there is this:
Posted by LetltB
I'm all about choice, to each his/her own...but this caused me to pause due to the amount of nut jobs out there...
[...]
What a guy eh? I guess having these over the counter may be a bad thing?
Alternatives:
- Someone committed suicide with painkillers. Guess having these over the counter may be a bad thing?
- Bullets shot from a gun killed a child. Guess having these over the counter may be a bad thing?
- Someone killed another person with their car. Guess having these over the counter may be a bad thing?
- People die from smoking. Guess having these over the counter may be a bad thing?
In all these cases it depends on the person using it. It's not the product that is dangerous but the person using it.click to expand




Posted by LetltBPosted by truecap
He has the rights and the option to sign over parental rights to the child and she could have proceeded in raising it alone without his help. He doesn't have the right just to murder the baby without her knowledge.
More logic^^^ +1click to expand
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Man tricked ex into miscarriage with abortion-pill smoothie
A Norwegian man who slipped abortion pills into his ex-girlfriend??s smoothie and caused her to have a miscarriage claims it was —the only way out.??
The 26-year-old pleaded guilty Monday to inflicting serious bodily harm and also to terminating a pregnancy without the mother??s consent. The prosecution wants a seven-year sentence.
The 20-year-old woman lost the baby in her 12th week of pregnancy, following the man??s second attempt to sneak her abortion pills. The first time he tried passing off the pills, which he bought online, as painkillers.
—He tried several times to convince me to have an abortion but it was not an option for me,?? the woman told a court in Trondheim, reports the Norwegian public broadcaster NRK.
After drinking the smoothie, the woman experienced severe abdominal pain and later miscarried that evening.
http://nypost.com/2015/03/12/man-tricked-ex-into-miscarriage-with-abortion-pill-smoothie/<BR>
What a guy eh? I guess having these over the counter may be a bad thing?