Abortion: men's take.

I think men do have a say in it through their ability to talk to the woman. Maybe you could argue that that say isn't big enough, or should for formalised in law. However, since it is the woman's body I think it can *only* be her final decision. I know that's far from a perfect solution, but the only other solution I can see opens up the possibility of forced abortions which makes me want to be sick.

There's only one guaranteed way to prevent an unwanted pregnancy.

I believe abortion is a barbaric practice that does have many moral implications. It often makes me uncomfortable to see these moral arguments brushed aside so casually by the left.

I say this as a moderate, not one of those screaming lunatics who stands in front of abortion clinics and beats people over the head with posters of bloody aborted fetuses, threatening to them that their god will come down and smite all who take part in it.

Abortion is currently legal, but I find that the typical arguments in opposition to an abortion ban are weak. I do think this is an issue that the courts should revisit eventually, though I don't think it is a particularly pressing issue.

I have no doubt this will be an unpopular opinion, but I think the woman has every right to choose, and the man SHOULD have every right to walk away from the situation without being stuck paying hold support. No one should be forced in to anything.
Is SHE DOESN'T want to be a parent, but HE does, there's nothing he can do to stop her from getting an abortion. On the flipsode however, if HE DOESN'T want to be a parent but SHE does, he's stuck paying for it for the next 18 years.
Me and my girlfriend talked about what we would do if she got pregnant way back when we first hooked up... Seven years later we have a two year old girl that is the absolute light of our lives.

It's fucked up, and I hate it.

"Women should have the right to choose, it's their bodies." This argument disgusts me. At what point does a fetus become human? What if you kill a fetus a millisecond before it "becomes human?" Just because a human is dependent on another human doesn't make him/her any less alive. Killing a fetus is murder. Also, there has been far too many cases where the baby could have survived out of the womb but the baby was killed anyway, how were these doctors not charged? Anyone who takes the time to contemplate abortion and research it knows the truth. By the way, pregnancy is 100% preventable, no one is forcing you to have sex.

I believe it is a woman's right to do as she pleases with her body; piercing, tats or abortion. What's the difference? Not that I'm in favor of(or against)any of these things.

The subject is sensitive indeed. I think that it is okay for the women to have the final choice and to make the final decision. It's easy for a man to say that he wants to keep the child but would he really care for the baby, help financially and be physically present throughout the child's life? Nothing is sure. So it's good that the mother decide.

It should be completely and solely up to the woman if she wants an abortion or not however if a man wants nothing to do with the child once it is born then that should also be acceptable.

Time to wrap this Up. Thank you everyone for your input. I was online a few days ago before I made this post reading about how abortion affects some men and how even years after it has happened they still feel bad about it. I also learned that there was a court ruling that prevented men from having any legal claims to their unborn child.Which is kind of sad for those who wanted to keep their child or actually wants to be a good father and be involved in their children's lives.Like I mention in the post this wasn't an abortion is right or wrong and I really wanted to be about Men and their thoughts on it. Thank you to everyone who voted and your comments. I know have my answer and can set that curiosity to rest. :)

I support it because I'm anti-pro-life.

I didn't vote because my opinion isn't on there. My opinion does not seem to be popular.
I think abortion should have a 3 strike limit. The third time they should be mandatory sterilized. Exceptions can be made for things like rape, medical problems, and similar situations.
I think this because if you fuck up that many times, you probably are not a fit person to have kids. There are too many bad parents in our society.
I also think other certain people should be sterilized such as child molesters/abusers, and crack heads.
I also support a $500 offer for anyone to be sterilized. All the tweakers would do it immeadately.

Vote Bugs for President in 2020.

I am against it and believe that if it is their child they don't want aborted, they should have more say in it.

I believe it ultimately the woman's choice. We as men can offer our opinion and point of view, but uktimately, the women control this.

Personally against it, but I think it is a necessary evil.

We have so many ways of preventing a children I don't understand why it gets to this point. You also could kill the sperm before it becomes a fetus. Apparently no one heard of prevention and I think this is something we should teach to people. Unless having the child is going to kill the mother I dont understand why people want to encourage such stupidity. I mean it just shows how irresponsible and lazy people are. If you really don't want the kid do everything in your power to prevent the egg from being fertilized. Dont wait till it sprouted fucking legs! Especially dont wait till you only have a month left and say "Eh, fuck it I changed my mind. Gonna murder you little fucker" since at that point they really could just do a C section and put the kid up for adoption.

I believe in supporting life.

IF an abortion is to be done then it should be done as quickly as possible after the pregnancy happens when the life form isn't anywhere near human.