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Originally posted by HelloKitty22
Actually I think the problem is in your definition of a co-creator. When two people conceive you haven't created anything other than an expectancy. You may believe, rightly, that a child is eventually going to be born but that doesn't mean a child will be born. Until the child is born, your rights don't vest. Your rights in an expectancy which hasn't vested can't supersede the rights of the mother, whether she is your wife or not, to individual autonomy.
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Again, you have difficulty in addressing the issue so you keep moving to the gray zone of what a baby is.
That child would not be born without the father. The father is creating, conceiving, and making.
Whether it is a baby, a microwave, or an idea of a microwave, it is being created, conceived, and made.
Given that there is something being created, conceived, and made by two parties, it's something we have a right to know.
If there is no child coming, there is no need for an abortion. You can go home and watch cartoons.
-Rudey