Every man who causes an unwanted pregnancy...

[calguy]

should be prosecuted and sent to prison for being irresponsible and not using a simple condom.
Married men should also be imprisoned for not getting a simple vasectomy and impregnating their wives.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

1. And they should be required to pay child support

and if the woman doesn't want him to have access to the child, then he shouldn't. Just pay the child support.

[MuseRider]

2. They are just going to make us call them

Daddy and celebrate all our family holidays with them.

[Solly Mack]

3. You're talking about people who think it is up to women to curtail the behavior of men.

They don't blame the man. They blame the woman.

She should have been dressed modestly. She should have stayed away from the bar. She should have not gone out at night. She should have done this and she should have done that. She encouraged the man. She asked for it. Her behavior is what is judged. Not his.

They're not going to penalize the man.

[calguy]

10. Of course they won't penalize the man.

The laws have been written by the male perpetrators.

[Freddie]

4. No amount of $$ can compensate for the physical risk of childbearing

Every man who causes an unwanted pregnancy should, in addition to monetary penalties, be forced to endure 9 months of vomiting and then push a watermelon out of his ass.

[Ziggysmom]

9. YES! Child support is not compensating the woman for risking her health and life.

If men got pregnant there would be an abortion clinic in every Walgreens.

[Jerry2144]

5. And have the weapon that ruined

the pregnant person's life medically confiscated.

[orleans]

20. lol -- that was one of my thoughts although i admit i

thought it in a much more crass way--in four simple words

[Jerry2144]

22. I am trying to be polite and civilized

When I think the punishment should be Whack that pee-pee off using a Weed Eater loaded with rusty 18 gage braided steel wire at 10,000 rpm.

[Hortensis]

6. :) Wondering if we might be coming for you someday?

General principles, after all. And there are more of us...

I'd think the immediate specter of provable paternity and child support should be scary enough.

[calguy]

8. Of course.

[csziggy]

7. No method of birth control is 100% effective. Not hormone pills, IUDs, condoms, none.

Even tubal ligation and vasectomies can fail. The only sure way to to remove all the reproductive organs and few would go for that.

This is why abortion should be available and the choice made by a woman and her doctor - and her partner if the woman so chooses.

I'm saying this as a woman who has had an abortion (after getting pregnant while on birth control), a tubal, and a complete hysterectomy.

[calguy]

12. Thank God it was available to you.

[csziggy]

14. God had nothing to do with it - a sane Supreme Court did

And a very good doctor who was willing to listen to a twenty four year old women who knew she never wanted children.

If I believed in a god, I'd blame a deity for the current SC decision. But it is christofascists that have done this, not a deity.

[Ziggysmom]

13. I nearly died at 35 due to endometriosis and heavy bleeding. Was so anemic I couldn't work. I

had to fight for months to find a doctor willing to perform a hysterectomy. Why? They didn't want to prevent pregnancies I didn't want? I already had a child. More of this nightmare is in store for women. This is the war on women and I plan to fight.

[csziggy]

15. I just never wanted children

I watched an aunt getting pregnant pretty much every year she could. She had six successful pregnancies, and numerous miscarriages. She always had miserable pregnancies, so I never understood it - but her religion called for her to pop out as many crotch goblins as possible in her lifetime.

When my birth control failed, I shopped around for a doctor who would not only do the abortion, but also tie my tubes - it wasn't easy. Most of the doctors refused because I had no children and thought I was irrational for not wanting them. Then years later, when my out of control bleeding every month and the migraines I got from my hormones got too much - I was non-functional for about three weeks a month at that point - I was very lucky to have a very good gynecologist who did the hysterectomy. Once I gave up on the hormone patches he recommended, I stopped having migraines. I never asked what he found why I had so much bleeding - it was stopped so it didn't matter to me.

[Fullduplexxx]

16. Crotch goblins lol

[Ziggysmom]

18. Glad you found relief. I also have migraines that became intolerable with hormone therapy.

I am afraid for young women today; glad my daughter got her tubal already & her husband had a vasectomy as well. She has polycystic kidney disease which could be passed onto a child and would also be made worse by a pregnancy. This SCOTUS bullcrap punishes responsible people!
This country was founded on pursuit of religious freedom. We are going back into the dark ages again losing our basic rights.

[csziggy]

21. Yes, I worry about my nieces and my one grand niece.

The biggest problem I had with hormone therapy was the generics the drug plans kept forcing on me. The brand name one released it at a constant rate, the generics released a lot when first applied, then trickled off so every time I put a new patch on, I'd get a migraine that lasted until the hormone rate reduced.

Most of my nieces are done with their childbearing - but what would happen if they had an unintended pregnancy that threatened their lives? My grandniece is only a few years old. Hopefully by the time she grows up the country will have shifted back and this country will be sane again.

But then there are my nephews' wives - most of them I don't know at all so I wonder what their choices would be and how this will affect them.

[TheBlackAdder]

11. It's tough when most on SCOTUS and in the GOP view women as birthing vessels.

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[Fullduplexxx]

17. 🙄

[LuckyCharms]

19. Most men will use condoms responsibly as necessary, but some men:

1) Won't use them because they "dull the sensation".

2) Will actually put one on at their partner's request, and then stealthily remove it during the act. Having sex in a darkened room? Then the woman may not even know this until after the act is completed.

These are the type of men who have no business having sex with someone else.

Never had an issue with condoms. In fact, there's been a few times in my life where my partner did not want me to use one, but I did anyway.