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Being pro-life or pro-choice really isn't the issue here - its PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY for your actions, which seems to be in lack nowadays.
I think everyone on earth knows that if you have sex, there is a possibility that you will get pregnant or inpregnate someone. If you do not want to become pregnant (or inpregnate someone) there are things you can do to reduce or eliminate this from happening. That's not a point of view or political belief, that's life.
The question is (and point of the article) should men be allowed to simply "walk away" from this responsibility or have a "say" in the outcome, regardless if the pregnancy was on purpose or accidential? Should father's be allowed to shirk that responsibility? Because you know, sometimes life isn't fair and you do have to take responsibility for your actions - regardless as to what your initial intentions were (ie. serious relationship vs. booty call).
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Last edited by Honeykiss1974; 03-09-2006 at 04:38 PM.
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