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<blockquote data-quote="ANewCreation" data-source="post: 3272604" data-attributes="member: 134610">As Hannibal said that basically rules out all contraception. So what happens if the guy used a condom and it broke? Sure we&#039;ve all been there at one time or another. You can&#039;t shove a morning after pill down your partner&#039;s throat so the balls all in her court. Or I suppose things like if your partner is on the pill and she forgot to take one.&nbsp;People are stupid. In an ideal world people would always be smart about sex and would triple bag their junk but its unrealistic to expect that to happen. Birth control fails, people get drunk, people are involved in high speed car chases and massive shoot outs and then immediately forget their past problems and bang against a car. I can&#039;t think of a reason to force a man to take reponsiblity in those cases that can&#039;t also be applied to a woman. Obviously there&#039;s a difference in the fact that pregnancies take place inside the lady so forcing her to carry to term has a whole host of moral problems, but even though the dude isn&#039;t forced into something physhical against his will, in both cases someone&#039;s personal wishes and choices are being inhibited by someone else.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ANewCreation, post: 3272604, member: 134610"] As Hannibal said that basically rules out all contraception. So what happens if the guy used a condom and it broke? Sure we've all been there at one time or another. You can't shove a morning after pill down your partner's throat so the balls all in her court. Or I suppose things like if your partner is on the pill and she forgot to take one. People are stupid. In an ideal world people would always be smart about sex and would triple bag their junk but its unrealistic to expect that to happen. Birth control fails, people get drunk, people are involved in high speed car chases and massive shoot outs and then immediately forget their past problems and bang against a car. I can't think of a reason to force a man to take reponsiblity in those cases that can't also be applied to a woman. Obviously there's a difference in the fact that pregnancies take place inside the lady so forcing her to carry to term has a whole host of moral problems, but even though the dude isn't forced into something physhical against his will, in both cases someone's personal wishes and choices are being inhibited by someone else. [/QUOTE]

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