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| 0 | Boy Who Was a Minor Was Raped by His Girlfriend and Now Is Being Forced to Pay Child SupportThere is no way to make it completely fair because one sex is the carrier of the child and one is not. The woman should have more choice because it is her body that is at stake. If the man wants to be absolved of responsibility to a child that he might help create, then he should make that clear to the woman he's having sex with beforehand. | /r/MensRights | 01/08/11 06:43 AM |
| 0 | Boy Who Was a Minor Was Raped by His Girlfriend and Now Is Being Forced to Pay Child SupportThis is different in that it has to do with her body. The man doesn't have any bodily responsibility to a child. I know it's a sticky issue, but really, if the woman decides to go through with the pregnancy for whatever reason, the dude that got her pregnant is just as liable. Sure, it sucks, but it's not fair if pregnant women are ditched by their partners to fend for themselves. | /r/MensRights | 01/08/11 06:31 AM |
| -1 | Boy Who Was a Minor Was Raped by His Girlfriend and Now Is Being Forced to Pay Child Supportwasn't trolling but okay. care to provide a counter argument? | /r/MensRights | 01/08/11 06:26 AM |
| -1 | Boy Who Was a Minor Was Raped by His Girlfriend and Now Is Being Forced to Pay Child SupportA man should not be absolved of child support if they had consensual sex with a woman and got her pregnant. They are aware of the possibility of a child, even in unlikely circumstances where protection is used, and therefore have a responsibility to the pregnancy, even if it is unwanted. Unless there is some kind of agreement between the partners that the woman would definitely not have his baby or that he would be absolved of the responsibility. | /r/MensRights | 01/08/11 01:09 AM |
| 2 | What makes a man?(in this feminized world.)The question being asked is going to elicit very subjective answers no matter what the gender of the person may be. I don't see why you felt the need to put down the opinions of the entire female gender, especially since those opinions probably don't differ all that much from those of men. And in all honesty, just asking the question of what makes a "real" man or a "real" woman is just reinforcing gender separation, making us seem much more different from each other than we really are. Why can't… | /r/MensRights | 17/02/11 09:20 PM |
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