RE: My question to pro-choice supporters
July 8, 2017 at 1:59 pm
(This post was last modified: July 8, 2017 at 2:05 pm by The Grand Nudger.)
Not in the case of a "birthing agreement" - at least not without violating her 14th amendment rights. It's an unenforceable contract on her end. Amusingly, I maintain that;s it's a violation of those same rights and that same clause that a male can;t opt out - can't choose not to be a father. His privacy and autonomy are impacted by the choice of another, it deprives him of his liberty -and- property, and he doesn't enjoy equal protection under law with respect to the other.
While none of the above applies, or even if it does is not compelling, in the case of a father who leaves his children or in the case of a divorce..it most definitely does apply before a child is born..if it applies in her case.
While none of the above applies, or even if it does is not compelling, in the case of a father who leaves his children or in the case of a divorce..it most definitely does apply before a child is born..if it applies in her case.
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