Luddly Neddite
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Thank you. It stands to reason then, that if a child was not created privately by one person, it can't be destroyed by one person either.There is no right to an abortion in the Constitution. Calling it "privacy" doesn't change that fact.
There is a right to privacy in the Constitution and you have no right to shove your meddling sanctimonious nose into any woman's uterus without her explicit permission.
Wrong. There's nothing in a woman's uterus that she alone has the power to put there. That means that any baby belongs to more than just the mother. So it isn't so "private" after all.
Well, the baby is created from a man's sperm and a woman's egg, ergo, it "belongs" to both parents. And those two, in their own privacy, have their child.
That's the way it usually turns out because that male has already turned his back and walked away. If he's found he usually claims that it's not his child and will fight tooth and nail to not have to have anything to do with that child.
I know one man who claimed that his wife had a miscarriage before they broke up and there was no child. Problem was, that was a lie. The woman had to take her 2 year old child with her to court to prove what a liar that man was. He never even once tried to contact that child or be a part of her life in any way. Not even a birthday card. He never sent one penny to help raise his own flesh and blood.
The nutters will tell you that she should have kept her legs closed and that its not the man's responsibility.
Stupidly, they think men should "sow their wild oats" but women should be virgins. They can't explain how they can make that happen though.