Who's right to choose, a womans right to choose.

Ariadne

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If only more women could understand their 'abortion opt out choice':

Edmonton police have confirmed that a body found along the city's outskirts is that of a pregnant woman who had been missing for a week. Liana White, 29, appeared to have been in a struggle before she died but the cause of death has not been determined, Detective Michael Campeau said on Tuesday. The news comes just hours after her husband, Michael White, appeared in an Edmonton courtroom to face a charge of second-degree murder.
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2005/07/19/lianawhite070519.html

What the heck is wrong with those women anyway that they don't understand abortion instead of divorce??? Yah, murder is way down there on the list but it still seems to be one of the options that men consider, a little after abortion.

Oops ... I should have said "a lifetime of payments" rather than "abortion". Yup, you too can avoid a lifetime of payments just like Michael White of Edmonton. If she won't have an abortion, you can go for murder and 10 years in prison rather than 18 years of child support and if you're lucky, you can get off easy. Pregnancy ... is it really the men that pay the price?

My mother always said that if you got off with money, you got off easy. Does that compute?
 
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Kreskin

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It's not about abortion.

It's about choices.

Women three, men zero.

If men can not force women to bear the child, then how can you say it is right to force the man into slavery?

I don't see you advocating equal pain or even death during childbirth. She has more responsibility than simply handing out cigars.

A financial obligation is not slavery. Comparing reproductive rights is impossible and pointless, and more importantly completely irrelevant once a baby is born.
 
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Ariadne

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I don't see you advocating equal pain or even death during childbirth. She has more responsibility than simply handing out cigars.

A financial obligation is not slavery. Comparing reproductive rights is impossible and pointless, and more importantly completely irrelevant once a baby is born.

Presuming that women can "opt out" of being 'knocked up' by having an abortion ... one of the most insulting things a man can say to a woman.

Have we forgotten a modicum of decency?
 

CDNBear

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So you are officially taking the position that since a woman can have an abortion a guy has no responsibility to his child.

Bear, you know better than that.
Why is it you keep conveniently forgetting adoption, or even raising it on her own. You never answered me as to why you all think a woman is not capable of this act, when there are so many that do, as well as men?

Why would you ever avoid sharing responsibility for your child to the point of the legal system having
to put you in jail, that is the extreme. A man must have to do many sneaky things to avoid sharing
part of their monthly income with their child, to come to the point where they are jailed.

Why would a man ever think that he doesn't have half responsibility for providing for their own child.

How could any man even admit that he doesn't want to help in the support of their child.
Any number of reasons that fail to come to the thoughts of most of the people arguing adainst LRG and I. A lack of maturety or financial stablity are but two. If the woman feels that either of these things is not at the point where she can raise a child, she can opt out. The man does not have that right.

So Bear men can go around inpregnating women with impunity but as long as he's not held financially "Responsible" for his hoeing ways it's okay but if he's held accountable for his actions that's enequality? Sorry but that is deniel, he had the choice to practice safe sex and he chose not to, please no argument that the female should use protection that's been our responsiblity since the dawn of time. If men practiced the rule no "Glove no love" their precious pocket book would be safe for a life time.

Bear wrote: EXACTLY, so why is it ok to put men into court ordered slavery?

Paying to support a child you created is Slavery? Sorry Bear it's called owning up to being a parent, so what is your "Solution" to this problem you have with holding men accountable for fathering children? As someone who spent a great deal of time and money (forget the pain and the suffering) hoping to have a child perhaps I'm not unbiased on this issue but your stance is very offensive to me as a female.
That's not the arguement, the arguement is, if a woman feels she is not financialy or emotionally ready to be a parent, she can opt out. The man does not have that right.

That's the part I don't get. I don't see how anyone could view it as slavery.
It is slavery, because the man does not have the option of not being forced to pay, yet the woman does.

It seems to be assumed, prior to the debate, that abortion is an option where women have sole control. This is not true. To assume that abortion is a legal privilege not enjoyed by men is begging the question. This premise, or concept, of expecting women to take their easy way out (abortion) is a male perspective. Women do not voluntarily enter into dangerous surgery that is known to have life long psychological effects. Men need to understand that abortion is a choice/"opt out"/response that women 'choose' when they are backed into a corner. Women, if there is a pregnancy, are the only one that has proof of the pregnancy; and it's nothing that she can hide. Men get off easy. If the dad is not enthusiastically promising the white picket fence, she's in a wee bit of a pickle - no mistake. Men should not mistake abortion for free will - women's free will is like mens: not pregnant.

Women and men, when pregnant, have numerous choices. If the pregnancy results in abortion then clearly something was wrong from the start. Men should not construe this eventuality into an option. It is the absence of options that results in abortion. Men contribute to those choices.

Women that have a child after a one night stand? Was that the other option in this discussion??? ... where they have no connection except drunken bar sex and he's supposed to pay for the next 18 years? Who is retarded ... him or her? If she's that stupid, why was he having sex with a retard? If he's that stupid, how did he know where to put it?
Yes it is true, it is a legal option, whether YOU agree or not, it is alegal option, you can not change that FACT. Yes women do enter into this surgery with the expectations of not having to deal with the physical of emotional or financial responsblity of parenthood, whether YOU like it or not.
There's that hysterics about abortion again. Take your superior intellect out and learn about it. Hundreds of thousands of women have done it without long term effects, that have negated the rest of their life. Get a grip on reality.

OH please if you say there are all sorts of options for men, please post them. So far all you've posted is emotional tripe and more hysteria.
Do I even have to respond to such a ridiculous remark? What drivel!

If only more women could understand their 'abortion opt out choice':

Edmonton police have confirmed that a body found along the city's outskirts is that of a pregnant woman who had been missing for a week. Liana White, 29, appeared to have been in a struggle before she died but the cause of death has not been determined, Detective Michael Campeau said on Tuesday. The news comes just hours after her husband, Michael White, appeared in an Edmonton courtroom to face a charge of second-degree murder.
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2005/07/19/lianawhite070519.html

What the heck is wrong with those women anyway that they don't understand abortion instead of divorce??? Yah, murder is way down there on the list but it still seems to be one of the options that men consider, a little after abortion.

Oops ... I should have said "a lifetime of payments" rather than "abortion". Yup, you too can avoid a lifetime of payments just like Michael White of Edmonton. If she won't have an abortion, you can go for murder and 10 years in prison rather than 18 years of child support and if you're lucky, you can get off easy. Pregnancy ... is it really the men that pay the price?

My mother always said that if you got off with money, you got off easy. Does that compute?
I love the hysteria and bias in that post, really not even in the arguement, just more emotion and tripe. No one here has advocated murder.

I don't see you advocating equal pain or even death during childbirth. She has more responsibility than simply handing out cigars.

A financial obligation is not slavery. Comparing reproductive rights is impossible and pointless, and more importantly completely irrelevant once a baby is born.
Back to the baby again. Stop putting the cart before the horse.

Presuming that women can "opt out" of being 'knocked up' by having an abortion ... one of the most insulting things a man can say to a woman.

Have we forgotten a modicum of decency?
No we haven't, have you forgotten to premise behind womans lib and equality, or is it ok now that the balance of justice is tipped in your favour?
It may be offensive to you, because you are applying your opinion to the equation not legal thinking, that is the problem with all the other people in here posting the opposite arguement to LRG and I, you are arguing with your emotion and opinions, not analytical legal sense. LRG and I have removed emotion, removed bias and looked at it based on the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and found the current system is in a state of imbalance. Whether you agree or not it is.

If any of you had the ablity to stop using emotion, hysteria, and personal opinion and looked at the issue for 1 second with an open analytical mind, you would see we are right. Not morally or ethicaly, but legally. Period. We are not advocates of men abandonning their children, we are sensible people who understand why the laws are the way they are. We are merely arguing a legal imbalance that is the current system.

All the lofty shots are humourous when you consider the fact that the two people that can look at things without emotion or pure opinion are the bad guys. When the hysterical knee jerk reactions of the rest of you is based solely on assumptions, not facsts.
 

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Ariadne, you never answered my question.


I asked a question about equal rights and equal responsibility. You instead went on a tirade unrelated to that. That isn't an answer, that is an opinion on a topic im not asking about.
 

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Ariadne, you never answered my question.


I asked a question about equal rights and equal responsibility. You instead went on a tirade unrelated to that. That isn't an answer, that is an opinion on a topic im not asking about.
Get used to it Zzarchov, it's the commentary of choice for Ariadne. :laughing7:
 

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That does not make my statement untrue. It only points out that her choices cost her and rightly so.

You said a man has to pay and a woman doesn't. A woman DOES have to pay, usually more than a man so why shouldn't she have the extra choice that a man doesn't (abortion or not to abort, cause that's really the only solely female choice)? If she decides to abandon her kids with the father (as a man often does with the mother) she can still be forced to pay support for them thanks to the courts, just like any man. A friend of mine from school was raised by her father and her mother was ordered to the same sort of "slavery" you claim is unfair to men.
 

CDNBear

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You said a man has to pay and a woman doesn't. A woman DOES have to pay, usually more than a man so why shouldn't she have the extra choice that a man doesn't (abortion or not to abort, cause that's really the only solely female choice)? If she decides to abandon her kids with the father (as a man often does with the mother) she can still be forced to pay support for them thanks to the courts, just like any man. A friend of mine from school was raised by her father and her mother was ordered to the same sort of "slavery" you claim is unfair to men.
No I said a man is forced to pay for someone elses choice, the woman does not have to pay if she wishes not to.
 

Ariadne

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Ariadne, you never answered my question.


I asked a question about equal rights and equal responsibility. You instead went on a tirade unrelated to that. That isn't an answer, that is an opinion on a topic im not asking about.


Get used to it Zzarchov, it's the commentary of choice for Ariadne. :laughing7:

Don't blame me for the fact that you talk in circles.
 

CDNBear

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Don't blame me for the fact that you talk in circles.
I don't talk in circles, an assertion I challenge you to prove.

I'm waiting for some more of your superior intellect. I've seen but a smidgon of an attempt to address the question on your part, and even then it is not with hysterical untruths about abortion. A completely legal and safe minor proceedure.
 

CDNBear

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Hey i was posting a lot but gave up at page 15 or 20. thanks for reading my posts. :cry: :)
Sorry, once I got the jist of the persons opinion or fact, I moved on to the next post and dove in head first missing the support, now things slowed down, I read even the supportive stuff, sorry.
 

Zzarchov

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Don't blame me for the fact that you talk in circles.


Im not talking in circles , Im making a point about ethical and fair laws.

Responsibility and Privelage go hand in hand.

If one has less privelage should he have equal responsibility? Think about all manner of law and situations.

Should a silent partner (who has no say in management or running of a business) be liable for jail time if the Managing Partner commits a criminal act with the business?

Current law says no, he has no Privelage of running the business and making choices..so he has no responsibility for the reprocussions of running the business (even though they both agreed to start the business and invest money, the silent partners choice ended there, as does his responsibilities)

Either the laws regarding the fathers position needs to change, or civil law need and overhaul and those without privelage must be held responsible.

There is no other way to look at it in a just and ethical way. The principles of justice must be universal.
 

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Zzarcov wrote: Either the laws regarding the fathers position needs to change, or civil law need and overhaul and those without privelage must be held responsible.


Actually it's called Family Law and it has nothing to with civil law unless a female sues a male. So what is your and Bear's solution to this oh so unfair situation?

Frankly you stand a better chance of seeing hell freeze over than having laws enacted to protect men from being held accountable for fathering a child. You want special laws for men well here is how you guys would sound on a witness stand: Your honour I didn't mean to father the child but I'm a lazy tastard and forgot oh well I don't like condoms Sir I didn't want her to have the baby but she managed to get free while I was dragging her to the Abortion clinic. So your honour how can this be my fault, I don't wanna pay a dime for this kid it's not really mine cause she refused to let me kill her baby. Sound stupid? Well that is how your remarks sound to me as a female, trying to force a women into bending to males will and calling yourselves victims is redundant. Inequality no, accountability yes. What's next fellas the burka?
 

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Zzarcov wrote: Either the laws regarding the fathers position needs to change, or civil law need and overhaul and those without privelage must be held responsible.


Actually it's called Family Law and it has nothing to with civil law unless a female sues a male. So what is your and Bear's solution to this oh so unfair situation?

Frankly you stand a better chance of seeing hell freeze over than having laws enacted to protect men from being held accountable for fathering a child. You want special laws for men well here is how you guys would sound on a witness stand: Your honour I didn't mean to father the child but I'm a lazy tastard and forgot oh well I don't like condoms Sir I didn't want her to have the baby but she managed to get free while I was dragging her to the Abortion clinic. So your honour how can this be my fault, I don't wanna pay a dime for this kid it's not really mine cause she refused to let me kill her baby. Sound stupid? Well that is how your remarks sound to me as a female, trying to force a women into bending to males will and calling yourselves victims is redundant. Inequality no, accountability yes. What's next fellas the burka?
Well Sass, after I finished laughing at that, I figure I can respond.


You hit the nail on the head. Believe it or not.

The man would have to defend himself if he did not feel he was financially or emotionally ready to be a father.

Does the woman have to defend herself is she isn't?

Please, if anyone answers the question, just answer the question. Do not add to it, do not read into it. Just answer the question as it stands.
 

Zzarchov

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Zzarcov wrote: Either the laws regarding the fathers position needs to change, or civil law need and overhaul and those without privelage must be held responsible.


Actually it's called Family Law and it has nothing to with civil law unless a female sues a male. So what is your and Bear's solution to this oh so unfair situation?

Frankly you stand a better chance of seeing hell freeze over than having laws enacted to protect men from being held accountable for fathering a child. You want special laws for men well here is how you guys would sound on a witness stand: Your honour I didn't mean to father the child but I'm a lazy tastard and forgot oh well I don't like condoms Sir I didn't want her to have the baby but she managed to get free while I was dragging her to the Abortion clinic. So your honour how can this be my fault, I don't wanna pay a dime for this kid it's not really mine cause she refused to let me kill her baby. Sound stupid? Well that is how your remarks sound to me as a female, trying to force a women into bending to males will and calling yourselves victims is redundant. Inequality no, accountability yes. What's next fellas the burka?


See, all emotion.

1.) we are talking about how Laws are unjust. I know exactly how current laws work. Many stupid and unjust things have been legal over the years, that didn't make them JUST. Or was slavery, females as second class citizens and criminalized homosexuality all just because they were all legal?

2.) Lets see how women sound saying these things if abortion was still illegal

"Your honour I didn't mean to mother the child but I'm a lazy tastard and forgot oh well I don't like condoms, So your honour how can this be my fault, I don't wanna pay a dime for this kid it's not really mine cause the law refused to let me kill the baby. "

Guess your all for making abortion illegal again.

How can you support turning women into mindless baby factories? OR do you just mean women should be treated differently then Men with more rights? Only men can be deadbeats because women are genetically superior?

Still Sound stupid? Well that is how your remarks sound to me as a male, trying to force a man into bending to females will and calling yourselves victims is redundant. Inequality no, accountability yes. What's next ladies? Charging men with rape if you change your mind after a break up six months later "Oh your honour, sure I wanted to sleep with him then..but looking back that was a bad idea, arrest him please"