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That's all very reasonable and I agree with pretty much all of it, with the caveat that asking people participating in a society to give up some of their conven
by sp527 4y ago
That's all very reasonable and I agree with pretty much all of it, with the caveat that asking people participating in a society to give up some of their convenience in some situations is fairly routine, for both men and women. And also, as far as I'm aware, there is no state in the US in which mothers are absolutely forced to raise their offspring.
- didibus 4y ago> asking people participating in a society to give up some of their convenience in some situations is fairly routine Generally it's done with some sense of equality though. That's probably the issue here. If we all shared the burden of child birth and raising children equally, you'd have a much stronger case. Then when someone says we should ban abortion, everyone would feel the trade offs of doing so. If you don't have skin in the game, it seems disingenuous to argue for.