Pro-Choice Hypocrisy: Men Should Speak Up if They Support Abortion, Shut Up if Not

Life News ^ | Lauren Enriquez

[Morgana]

The abortion movement could also be called the hypocrisy movement. They call themselves feminist, yet are thoroughly anti-woman. They say women have a right to abortion, but deny the right to LIFE. They encourage men to speak up if they advocate abortion, but demand that they shut up if they are Pro-Life.

“You don’t have a uterus!” they shout, suggesting that an absence of female reproductive organs disqualifies men from making judgments of right and wrong. But this anatomical difference is no problem – in fact, it is a great boon – when men want to express their belief in the rightness of abortion.

mantape2See the hypocrisy?

Let’s get into the dirty details. NARAL Pro-Choice America hosts cocktail hour fundraisers across the country called “Men for Choice (and the Women Who Love Them).” These events are designed to pad the coffers (via donations of $100 to $2,500) of an organization that works to ensure that – at the end of the day – men have no say in what happens to their children in life-or-death situations.

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NARAL Pro-Choice America is an organization that rallies behind the idea that women should have absolute domination over not just what happens to their own bodies, but what happens to the tiny body that grows inside of them during pregnancy – the tiny body that received half of its genetic makeup from a man.

Thanks to NARAL Pro-Choice America, fathers continue to be belittled by organizations like Planned Parenthood, which shun men who try to save their children from death in an abortion. Thanks to NARAL, these men will continue to be heartbroken by the reality that, according to the law, their fatherhood has no value – unless a woman decides not to kill their baby, in which case he is legally obligated to provide for and support the baby.

NARAL’s hypocrisy in “supporting” men who rally behind abortion rights is borderline schizophrenic when one considers the abnegation of manhood and fatherhood that exists in the abortion camp.

[sagar]

“Well the man has the right NOT to impregnate the woman in the first place!! “

You can’t battle feminism with your own version of male hate. Men do not not have the right to impregnate. Married men have duty to impregnate their women, the definition of being fruitful and multiply.

[Morgana]

Go back and read my post 14. Then we’ll talk

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Men love it when the evidence of child rape is destroyed.

Women seem to like it better.

[sagar]

“These men did not respect marriage, family, or the woman they were having sex with now they want to complain she has an abortion? “

Those men in your story may not hold respect for marriage, but the women in your story are cold-hearted murderers for aborting their babies.

[Morgana]

That is why the men in this story should not have sex with women like that!! DUH! Don’t have sex with a woman who is pro choice. Same for a woman. Don’t have sex with a man who is pro choice because he will encourage you to have an abortion. why is that so hard to understand?

[sagar]

“That is why the men in this story should not have sex with women like that!! DUH! Don’t have sex with a woman who is pro choice. Same for a woman. Don’t have sex with a man who is pro choice because he will encourage you to have an abortion. why is that so hard to understand?”

It sounds like you are defending abortion. “Pro choice”? How about choosing the baby’s life? Choose not to crack open a baby’s skull and scoop out the brains.

[Tax-chick]

Yes, exactly. For example, one usually doesn't find "conservatives" saying that Sarah Palin shouldn't have given birth to Trig, but you'll find plenty saying she should have gotten herself "fixed" before she made the "mistake" of conceiving. The Down Syndrome isn't the main issue: it's the fact of a 5th child at all. All those children must be imposing a burden on "me," somehow. In my opinion, the "right" as a whole may be anti-abortion, but not very many are really pro-life. Other people have a lot of hoops to jump through before they can be considered worthy of life.

[CatherineofAragon]

"You guys are totally missing the point of comment #1. Never mind the “woman’s” rights or the “baby’s rights okay? What about the man’s rights? Well the man has the right NOT to impregnate the woman in the first place!! How revolutionary is that? It works like this, the man keeps his pants zipped up for starts. He does not “hop in the sack” with the woman. My goodness IT’S JUST THAT EASY! The woman does not get pregnant and she never has an abortion."

What, are these women all being raped?

If not, being impregnated requires the willful acts of two people.

[jiggyboy]

“You don’t have a uterus!” they shout, suggesting that an absence of female reproductive organs disqualifies men from making judgments of right and wrong.

The well-worn False Authority Fallacy. But never mind, here's the rebuttal:

Court membership

Chief Justice
Warren E. Burger

Associate Justices
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan, Jr.
Potter Stewart
Byron White
Thurgood Marshall
Harry Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell, Jr.
William Rehnquist

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roe_v._Wade

[a fool in paradise]

These men don’t want their or a woman abortion their baby then they should not sleep/have sex with a woman who is pro choice. Don’t be delusional. If a woman says she’s “pro choice” that means if she is pregnant with a baby “she” does not want then “she” will have an abortion

I've known women who were into serial monogamous relationships (lasting months to years at a time). They'd rejected marriage proposals (or broken off engagements) numerous times.

It wasn't until they became pregnant that they changed their mindset about marriage and family.

And they certainly were in the "pro-choice" camp before their own pregnancies but are really attached to their kids.

It's the culture (as envisioned by NOW) that has them brought up to reject the institution of marriage and the concept of motherhood. It is unhealthy.

[a fool in paradise]

Pregnant women’s rights end where her uterus starts. It is a fallacy to call it her body when it is clear that another human is inside.

These women believe that they suddenly possess 2 or more hearts, 2 or more brains, etc...

[Nea Wood]

“You don’t have a uterus!” they shout

No, but I was in one once. - Prolife man

[Nea Wood]

Good post. I see it all the time. Everything is women’s fault. And the sad thing is, we need more women to be conservatives. The Dems used to have a saying, “When women vote, Democrats win.” Especially single women tend to be Democrat. But how are women ever going to be persuaded to be conservatives if they log on to sites like this and see a lot of woman-bashing and woman-blaming? It just confirms every stereotype of the “male chauvinist.”

[Tax-chick]

That is way true.