MercuryMadHatter Archive

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2	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds I'm sorry for the name calling. You responses seemed a little aggressive via text. And although it's not excuse, I'm very sick at the moment which has made me cranky. The thing about abortion statsistics is this; it's hard to trust any of it. In any places it's still illegal so getting hard facts is difficult. However in areas where abortion is legal, there has also been an increase is preventing pregnancy and family health information, which has had a direct effect of preventing unwanted pregna…	/r/MensRights	31/05/19 06:22 PM
0	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds If you respect a woman's right to self preservation, then it shouldn't matter the reason they choose to have an abortion. For many people another mouth to feed would be the end of their family financially. If I hadn't gotten one when I was raped at 16, I would have died. Either because my body wasn't capable of carrying the fetus', or because I would have killed myself before raising that monsters child. Do not talk to me of suicide or abortion when it is something you have clearly never experie…	/r/MensRights	31/05/19 12:08 PM
-1	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds What's the statistic for death by child support? Since we're comparing apples and zucchini and all that.	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 08:03 PM
1	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds Child support and custody effects me the same way it would a man. Except for the fact that it's biased for woman, which would be a valid argument. But abortion does NOT affect men the same way it does a woman. And when the baby comes out, both parents are responsible. You need to revaluate your views on woman.	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 06:09 PM
0	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds I mean... It doesn't affect men the same way it does women. It doesn't mean men should be silent. But it does mean that it's impossible for men to make an impartial judgement on the matter. Just like woman will never understand the argument for/against circumcision.	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 05:02 PM
-1	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds I like that you can invalidate my argument due to my gender. That's not sexist at all /s	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 03:52 PM
0	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds The thing is, people seem to think that it's really easy to get a guy for child support. And while there are certainly cases of biases against men in the child support cases, it doesn't justify attacking abortion. Having to pay child support won't kill you, having a kid can. There are no fewer than five woman I graduated with in highschool who aren't here anymore due to complications in pregnancy. One was a rape victim, who decided to keep the baby, because it was a part of her. She decided she …	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 03:01 PM
0	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds Lol I've gotten so much shit for this comment. The incels are out in full force now. Thank you for your support	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 02:54 PM
-6	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds A slightly elevated risk??? You should do more research because that statement is just 100% wrong.	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 02:52 PM
-4	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds Did you wear a condom? No. Birth control has a 99% effective rate. She did her part, you failed to do yours. Pay up and stop being a whiny little bitch.	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 01:00 PM
-2	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds Considering, should that baby end up on my doorstep, I can still give it up for adoption then yes. I shouldn't answer your hypothetical for the simple reason that your ignoring the fact that body autonomy and child support are vastly different issues. And yes this is a ridiculous situation considering how people that are against abortion are against test tube baby's and all that. This is not a feasible scenerio at all, and answering it can only cause more issues. Bring me a real life issue and w…	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 12:59 PM
2	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds They can as long as you take the steps to do so. A lot of people in here are using this as a reason to be mad at women, which honestly seems like all this sub is now in days. It's not easy, and the process definitely favors the mother in most places. But it's changing. And attacking abortion is not how we change things. They're totally two separate issues.	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 12:48 PM
-4	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds You were told she was on the pill, but didn't take any precautions yourself? Dude that child is your responsibility. It takes two to tango.	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 12:45 PM
-9	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_support Although there are biased people in charge who do not follow the standards, men have the same legal rights as woman in custody and child support. The determining factor of who pays child support depends on who has a higher income, who the child lives with, among many other factors. And in many states there's the option to forgo custody of your child and any paternal rights in return for not having to pay anything. It means you get to walk away. Just …	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 12:43 PM
-12	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds I hope your prepared for possible death then. Preeclampsia Negative RH Placenta sticking to the uteran wall and bleeding out Randomly bleeding out from other ways Dying from infection	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 12:41 PM
1	Let's set aside the "it's in my body for 9 months" and the man has to only pay for 18 years" argument for a few seconds I'm going to get down voted. I don't care. Abortion is not an issue of child support, but of body autonomy. Pregnancy can kill a woman and takes a huge physical toll on the body. It changes you forever. You cannot remove the issue of body Autonomy to "look at it this way" because that's the ONLY reason for an abortion. Also, child support laws vary by country and state. Many allow you to give up parental rights and not have to pay support. And while I agree that child support has been biased aga…	/r/MensRights	30/05/19 12:36 PM
12	When men are raped in prison people make jokes. When a trans-woman was raped in prison it led to a six figure payout. The point their trying to make is that these are two separate issues. The reason she got the payout wasn't necessarily because she was raped, but because they put her in harm's way. Put a trans woman in a men's jail, of course she's gonna get raped! It's like putting donuts infront of kids. They won't last. Now, is this matter affecting the issue of male on male rape in prison? Yes, because people keep comparing the two.	/r/MensRights	19/04/18 11:30 AM
1	A woman who faked a paternity test to fool an ex-partner into believing he was her baby's father has been jailed. My other cousin was born blond, turned red, then brown lol. And yeah except the cousin that isn't a cousin, also has blue eyes, where as both parents had brown eyes. Her biological father has blue eyes. Really it's very clear she looks nothing like any of us, where as her sister looks like me sooooo much. All the other cousins look like spitting images of their parents.	/r/MensRights	15/06/17 06:54 PM
9	A woman who faked a paternity test to fool an ex-partner into believing he was her baby's father has been jailed. After about six years, two children, and the mother being jailed for prostitution, we found out my cousin's first born wasn't his. Everyone asked why we didn't notice, when both the parents are brunettes and the girl is blond, but hair color is so crazy in our family. My grandmother has a blond daughter, a red head, two brunette boys and my mom has black hair. All from the same parents. Then all of them had crazy haired children. We figured the blond just skipped a generation or she would grow o…	/r/MensRights	15/06/17 11:42 AM