I'm sorry, but it's equal parts men and women who've let their moral compass go free.
I know it's not all men, but the men who don't participate in this ideology of screwing around are frowned upon by men in general, even though they happen to be right.
and more women than not are ready and available.
If that was true, then why are men paying billions of dollars a year in this country alone on prostitution?
Only a small, criminal proportion commit rape - the vast majority of women (including married women) think sex is easy and trouble free, until it is trouble.
Human trafficking is a billion dollar a year industry in this country alone. That's a lot of "product" and a lot of consumers. I know it isn't all men, but that doesn't mean it isn't a problem in general and a part of the problem (abortion) we're discussing.
I'm sorry, but it's equal parts men and women who've let their moral compass go free.
I never said it wasn't, but does that mean we shouldn't call on men to stop contributing to it? Do we want to solve the problem, or just try to absolve men by pointing out that "women are at fault too" while never fixing the problem?