The U.S. HAS incinerated innocent people and destroyed cities and country sides in the name of peace. This does not help the ones who were killed and disenfranchised by our actions. All people want to feel safe, and we want our children to be safe. I would NOT feel safe for one minute if the U.S. should unilaterally disarm itself, for the world is full of people who are not as far sighted as the U.S. and have their own agenda, everyone else be damned. Abortion is wrong, and men should have the right to impose their religious convictions on anyone else who's not thinking properly, just as women should.
Abortion is a very personal issue that only other women can understand.
I don't like any of the above answers. You'll see my response in the Forum. But again, if the male wants to be a part and is a part of both the unborn fetus' as well as the female's life, then he should have equal say. It is not fair to generalize this important decision and say no man can express his concern and opinion with equal weight, but on the other hand, you can't allow all men to have a say because there are too many deadbeats out there. In a perfect world it would be handled on a case by case situation, but unfortunately this event does not lend itself to time which is what a decision making process would need.