Fathers, The Third Victim of the Abortion Industry: By Carey Roberts

Submitted by anthony on Thu, 2007-08-09 16:34

Essay here. Excerpt:

'In their book Men and Abortion: Lessons, Losses, and Love, Shostak and McLouth report that 44% of single men offered to marry the woman, 18% of the couples had discussed adoption, and half the men accompanied the woman to the abortion clinic - hardly the image of wholesale male abandonment.

When these men show up at the clinic, they are met with a chilly reception. Two-thirds of the fathers want to accompany their partner throughout the experience, and nine out of 10 hope to hold the hand of their partner in the recovery room. But in most cases abortion clinics prohibit men from such expressions of support.'

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Recently National Review Online convened a group to opine what would happen in a post-Roe v. Wade world to women who might obtain an illegal abortion. The panelists reveal that before 1973, women who sought an abortion were not subject to criminal prosecution. So overturning Roe v. Wade would not fill our jails with post-abortive women.

After that, it is fantastic that Mr. Roberts takes the time to back up his statements with research from multiple sources and makes a very convincing argument in a great essay. However, the first paragraph really does say it all.

Before 1973 in the United States abortion was illegal, but women just were not prosecuted for their crime. Nothing will fill prisons with women as women will never be prosecuted for their crimes at anywhere near parity with men let alone the rate at which females actually commit crimes.

It don't matter one damn bit whether it's legal or not, women will do it anyway and the "justice" system will continue to turn a blind eye and fail to prosecute. There is no law for females. The law for females is 'whatever she does is ok with us if it's ok with her'

Although, personally I do think abortion should be legal and safe, just as I think men who are forced against their will to become fathers should also have the ability to obtain a legal paper abortion. Good for the goose, good for the gander.

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Submitted by Paragon on Fri, 2007-08-10 15:31

Carey Roberts is a very discerning critic and has a strong track record of exposing feminist lies and hypocrisy in the press and elsewhere. He also researches his material, unlike many of those he criticises who base their views on prejudice or wishful thinking. We need more like him.

Paragon is also dead right. the Vagina Pass has worked wondrously well for centuries, and is still in full working order today. But strictly only for owners of a vagina, of course.

That is probably the ultimate female bastion of inequality that women will never surrender; not until they are forced to accept that it needs to be surrendered if there is ever to be true equality between the sexes. Hold females accountable for their actions to the same standard as men, and accepting of exactly the same punishment? That's a bridge way too far for women right now, and probably will continue until hell freezes over. Another reason why equality is all but impossible to achieve.

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Submitted by PaulP on Sun, 2007-08-12 07:21

They simply wanted to be the ONLY ones in control. Feminism is not about equality...it's about money and power in the hands of women and also about the corporations that make money off of hatred.

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Submitted by MrReality on Sun, 2007-08-12 16:40