Yet, because pop- feminists see the pill not as a right but as a responsibility, they demand that men assume full responsibility for birth control. Ironically, some even assert there is no birth control pill for men because there's a plot to impose second class status on women by withholding such a convenience from men. Regardless, what men see as a responsibility, women demand as a right. Given this disparity, even the most learned scholars may mistakenly conclude that female morality focuses primarily on responsibilities. At root, we can define all rights in terms of property rights.
Property rights presume self-responsibility.
Everyone is fully accountable for their own actions. This stems from the basic assumption of self-ownership, branches out to define all rights within that context, and reconverges in a resulting network of relational rights based on liberty and consent. This self-ownership necessarily implies autonomy within a connecting framework of social relationships, and requires protected boundaries. Conversely, property rights afford equal protection to all. This may go contrary to the pop-feminist agenda, but it is as necessary to sustain civilization as it is to justify social and legal sanctions against rape.