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““I feel he should have an equal say in the decision””

The man in the relationship can something but the woman doesn't have to listen. The embryo is growing in her not him. The man has no say so in what the woman does with her body. If she decides she doesn't want to carry the embryo that is her personal choice. You cannot tell a woman what to do with her body, you can suggest something, but don't tell her she needs to do this and that.

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 @99VD6VGConstitution from Washington  commented…3yrs3Y

It's not the woman's body, it's the babies. No matter how you feel about something or what you tell yourself, you can't change the fact that you are murdering an innocent life with Constitutional Rights. Liberty isn't doing whatever you want -- as Thomas Jefferson said, there are limits drawn around us by the equal liberties of others. This means that you are free but you most also respect the freedom of others, including that "fetus." People keep gushing about women's rights, but what about the baby's rights? It's got a heartbeat for crying out loud. How is it right to kill that child?

 @3XHTYDXRepublican commented…4yrs4Y

This comment is exactly why there will never be agreement. You call it an embryo. Then because of this you say it’s the woman’s choice as it’s the woman’s body. That logic is clear if you believe it’s an embryo. I can. It a baby. I think life begins at conception. Therefore not an embryo but a baby. With this logic, termination is ending a life. And it is not the mothers body, it is a new human being.

I can understand why people who believe the former think they’re being oppressed. It just boggles my mind people on the other side can’t understand my…  Read more

 @9FVZ6PFRepublican from California  agreed…11mos11MO

That’s very well said and why the two sides really can’t ever come to a compromise. We believe two totally different things. We believe it’s a baby and they don’t

 @922N4H7 from Kentucky  commented…4yrs4Y

It takes two people to have a baby, so I personally believe that the parents should agree on the decision to abort the baby or not. Both opinions should be taken into consideration and talked about between the parents on what is best to do for them personally.

 @99VD6VGConstitution from Washington  commented…3yrs3Y

Why are people discussing if men should have a say in abortion instead of discussing how evil it is? With all you libs whining about racism, im shocked you can't see that we're heading down towards another civil war -- one over slavery. Just like the abolitionists had the moral high ground then, we have the moral high ground now.

 @9B7ZJLM from Washington  agreed…3yrs3Y

Glad to see there's at least ONE patriot talking about this.

 @9CFSCL7  from North Carolina  commented…3yrs3Y

The woman cannot tell her baby that it doesn't have a right to live. Shouldn't have had sex irresponsibly if she wasn't prepared for the possibility of carrying a child to term. The only permissible abortion is if it would save the mother's life or in the case that she was raped, and that's only if there isn't brain activity yet.

 @9BVY85BWomen’s Equality from Texas  commented…3yrs3Y

i agree with this because hes saying how the women can do whatever she wants and hes not forcing her to do anything

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