I have a similar opinion to Percy regarding abortion.

Appalled by such cases whereby a mother (monster?) has had "nine" abortions in a row as a means of some contorted disturbing means of contraception.

Despite such sickening examples the liberalists predictably bleat the morally defunct chant of "the womans right to choose" with unnerving moral void or concern for "the right of the child."

Percy,

Good luck with that...I don't think it's possible to get every single one of us (every member of the men's movement) to arrive at a consensus on such a divisive issue as abortion. Does my position on this issue matter in regard to the MRA movement? If not, why ask me to clarify my stance? Or are you just looking for another reason to attack me?

I gave my reason, TERA, and 'attacking' you was not on the agenda.

You might have missed it, so here it is again.

Perhaps you could explain your own attitude toward abortion more fully TERA, as I did. It is only by people such as we here, explaining and discussing our views, that a position might be arrived at.

Sure a position might not be arrived at after all the effort, but what is an alternative counsel? No discussion at all? No explanation of different views?

As for attack. I expect my views to be critically anaysed by people here. I don't expect agreement on every issue. I disagree with many folk here, and I have to admit, it is sometimes over trival matters; sometimes quite significant ones. I do get charged at by sword wielding farm-boys from time to time and have to resort to whacking with the flat of my sword (so as not to inflict too much damage). So far, that is all I have done to you. Is any disagreement with you, an 'attack'? I am sure we can find things to agree upon or at least respect one another's different viewpoints. If you really try.

Are you worthy of 'attack'? That has to be earned too, you know. I can't go around just attacking any odd person who speaks. I haven't the time or energy.

Percy,

Politically, I am pro-choice. Pro choice meaning that I believe a woman should have a say in matters that concern her body. In my personal life, I am pro-life. I could not conceive of getting an abortion, even if I had a pregnancy that resulted from rape. At the same time, I can't pretend to know what something like that would be like, and I am not prepared to pass judgment on someone else who's facing such a terribly difficult decision. And I'm not going to tell another woman what she should or should not do with her body. I will say I think it's deplorable that there are women out there who use abortion as their "means" of birth control, instead of using contraceptives. Forgive me for being judgmental about that. I find that kind of action to be disgusting and morally wrong. I know of someone who has had four abortions, one of those abortions she aborted a set of twins. Someone who routinely chooses abortion instead of contraceptives should, in my opinion, be sterilized.

*preparing for fallout* lol!

I also believe strongly that before a woman seeks an abortion, that she should be educated as to what other options she has, and I think it's vitally important that the father (if he is willing and cares about the outcome) be a part of this process. I think his thoughts and feelings on the matter should be taken very seriously by the woman. Hopefully, it's a decision they can make together. That would be ideal. Unfortunately, there is not always going to be agreement.

Arianna disregard anything Tera types cause her keyboard is dyslexic