have a right

[Ozme52]

Well, in this country, if paternity is proven, the father is responsible for the child. Under those circumstances, that answer becomes trickier.

So I'd suggest that, like any other social contract that can fall under the laws of the land, yes, there are circumstances where the male should have the same pro-choice rights.

[thir]

Well, in this country, if paternity is proven, the father is responsible for the child. Under those circumstances, that answer becomes trickier.

So I'd suggest that, like any other social contract that can fall under the laws of the land, yes, there are circumstances where the male should have the same pro-choice rights.

A real difficult one! You cannot ask a woman with life in her to kill it if she does not want to. But can you order a man to be a father if he was never asked?

I think in practical terms someone has to take care of the child - and it has to be both parts. I guess the only solution for the male would be to make sure that the anti-conceptive is in place. It is not hard.