"then why ca n't a man opt out of fatherhood when a mass of tissue is just that a mass a tissue ."
"I believe a man should be able to opt out of fatherhood . The problem with this article for me is the moral ambiguity - there is no consistent argument laid out for free choice , that is choice for women and men , or even one for consistent slavery ( forced births from women , forced money from men ) . It reeks of the vindictiveness that can be seen in any number of fringe movements , of the `` I do n't really care whether we live in a just society , as long as you 're not treated better than me `` . So yes , I `` a real pro-choicer `` agree with Matt here , the pro-choicers who are portrayed as disagreeing appear to be some kind of stereotyped 1970s feminist-socialist-activist-bra-burning type ."
"why ca n't a man opt out of fatherhood when a mass of tissue is just that a mass a"
"I believe a man should be able to opt out of fatherhood ."