Perhaps we should make it mandatory for every male aged 14 to 64 to be required to permanently care for an unwanted baby or foster child. With the first year of ownership of each child their bodies are subjected to distress and permanent distortion and appropriate health risks.
Sure, you can submit a request every day to opt out, but if that request isn't received every day on time, or not submitted perfectly, or gets damaged/lost in the mail.... well then, too bad. Congrats DAD!
Yeah, that seems a lot easier to accomplish than having any expectation that people who don't want to get pregnant should make a reasonable attempt to not get pregnant. And we sure wouldn't want to point out that adoption is an alternative to killing a living fetus. We can just act like the whole problem stems from people who feel abortion is wrong and has nothing to do with other people not being proactive about not becoming pregnant. I guess we're just lucky our mothers didn't deem us too much of a hassle in their lives.
Try imagining that for 5 seconds. How would you feel if you had been aborted? Oh wait, you can't answer what that would be like because you were never born. Ssshh. Zip it. Only the living people who weren't killed in the womb get to have input on this. Wonder where mankind would be if this great thing known as abortion were more widespread. If a little is so good, maybe a lot would be better.
What? No rant about Martha? You're diversifying yourself. Bravo!
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What? "killing a living fetus"? Don't you mean murdering a baby? You're becoming more rational. Bravo!
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What about zygotes and embryos? Don't they have a voice? Who speaks for them?
So you've gone from shaming certain women to objectifying all them. They are predetermined to be incubators. That's their job, right? That's what they were born to do. That's what they were bred to do. It's their destiny.
Are you so naive to think pregnancy is just a matter of carrying the baby to term, then pop it out, and only then comes the real decision: keep it or give it away? You do know there are a multitude of additional health risks involved, physical and mental, that are associated with pregnancy, right? Even subtle ones like breast cancer can spread more quickly and aggressively to other organs in pregnant/post-partum women? You knew that, right? Oh well, it's not the man whose body is being disfigured and life put at risk, so who the hell cares, right? A woman's duty is to make babies.
