by Alan on April 7th, 2009

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Should men be able to "opt-out" of fatherhood (by week 24), just as women are able to "opt-out" of motherhood by abortion.

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by VictimOfFeministAttacks on June 10th, 2010
Absolutely yes.

It is a double standard that females want "equality", have the right to terminate a fetus, yet a man has NO say whatsoever in his future.
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