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		<title>By: Kodie</title>
		<link>http://www.violentacrestalk.com/va-how-to-save-the-world-from-idiocracy/#comment-13081</link>
		<dc:creator>Kodie</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Jan 2009 21:33:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Why don't men think they have to think? Casual sex can result in a child. Deciding to marry a shrew might be the worst decision you ever make. It is at the moment you like to stick it in her that you have to understand you are rolling the dice. If you have to be paranoid and wear a condom, so be it. It's your dick, and your option to contain what comes out of it and nearly 100% certainly doesn't impregnate anyone. This is not new information to you. It is also good advice to know someone a long time and make sure you want to make children with them. Call me crazy, but I think there are some poor decisions you can back out from, some bad roads you can still find the right path from, some contracts you can breach, but making a baby, at least as far as you know it to be an irreversible consequence to you, ought not take you by surprise. There's no free pass, there's only responsibility and luck. Do you think luck is going to support your child? 

I understand this is a hot-button issue, but for the life of me cannot figure out why. Everyone knows where babies come from, but it's convenient to forget, and it's especially convenient to pretend you live in a magical world that's different than the one that presently exists. Things can't be equal, and if they were, men would be pregnant sometimes. The transaction cannot be reversed by wishing. Biological facts recommend making a thorough arrangement not to make a baby and/or be prepared for the outcome regardless of intent. Intent doesn't not make babies, but keeping your dick away from her always does. Everything above that is a chance. She says she's on birth control, are you stupid? Maybe she's on tic-tacs. The faith doesn't override the outcome, certainly. Can your dick say "I take it back"? No. 

As for other pertinent articles related to the law and custody and unpleasant marriage situations where children are involved and the wife holds the controls where more children may enter the picture, who marries these bitches? Please be careful who you marry, please listen to your friends and family. She's on a hard-target campaign to find the right fool to dominate. Don't let this be you or anyone you love. If you feel that you are potentially in love with any of your future children, do a more thorough job of not electing a psycho for their mother. I'm not trying to blame the victim, but these circumstances are usually preventable if not blinded by pride or lust or fantasy or affected by having "the rules" waged on you, or strongly coerced by family to settle down and make grandchildren already. If we can learn by example, once it's too late to change your mind, you're fucked, and you don't want that.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Why don&#8217;t men think they have to think? Casual sex can result in a child. Deciding to marry a shrew might be the worst decision you ever make. It is at the moment you like to stick it in her that you have to understand you are rolling the dice. If you have to be paranoid and wear a condom, so be it. It&#8217;s your dick, and your option to contain what comes out of it and nearly 100% certainly doesn&#8217;t impregnate anyone. This is not new information to you. It is also good advice to know someone a long time and make sure you want to make children with them. Call me crazy, but I think there are some poor decisions you can back out from, some bad roads you can still find the right path from, some contracts you can breach, but making a baby, at least as far as you know it to be an irreversible consequence to you, ought not take you by surprise. There&#8217;s no free pass, there&#8217;s only responsibility and luck. Do you think luck is going to support your child? </p>
<p>I understand this is a hot-button issue, but for the life of me cannot figure out why. Everyone knows where babies come from, but it&#8217;s convenient to forget, and it&#8217;s especially convenient to pretend you live in a magical world that&#8217;s different than the one that presently exists. Things can&#8217;t be equal, and if they were, men would be pregnant sometimes. The transaction cannot be reversed by wishing. Biological facts recommend making a thorough arrangement not to make a baby and/or be prepared for the outcome regardless of intent. Intent doesn&#8217;t not make babies, but keeping your dick away from her always does. Everything above that is a chance. She says she&#8217;s on birth control, are you stupid? Maybe she&#8217;s on tic-tacs. The faith doesn&#8217;t override the outcome, certainly. Can your dick say &#8220;I take it back&#8221;? No. </p>
<p>As for other pertinent articles related to the law and custody and unpleasant marriage situations where children are involved and the wife holds the controls where more children may enter the picture, who marries these bitches? Please be careful who you marry, please listen to your friends and family. She&#8217;s on a hard-target campaign to find the right fool to dominate. Don&#8217;t let this be you or anyone you love. If you feel that you are potentially in love with any of your future children, do a more thorough job of not electing a psycho for their mother. I&#8217;m not trying to blame the victim, but these circumstances are usually preventable if not blinded by pride or lust or fantasy or affected by having &#8220;the rules&#8221; waged on you, or strongly coerced by family to settle down and make grandchildren already. If we can learn by example, once it&#8217;s too late to change your mind, you&#8217;re fucked, and you don&#8217;t want that.</p>
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		<title>By: EvilGod</title>
		<link>http://www.violentacrestalk.com/va-how-to-save-the-world-from-idiocracy/#comment-13076</link>
		<dc:creator>EvilGod</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Dec 2008 18:27:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I'm slowly reading my way through your archive and I must say I agree with damn near everything you've said and I enjoy the way you write. Well done.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m slowly reading my way through your archive and I must say I agree with damn near everything you&#8217;ve said and I enjoy the way you write. Well done.</p>
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		<title>By: Mojonixon</title>
		<link>http://www.violentacrestalk.com/va-how-to-save-the-world-from-idiocracy/#comment-11709</link>
		<dc:creator>Mojonixon</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 12 Jul 2008 14:37:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I think you are maybe missing the point.  If a woman becomes pregnant, she has a myriad of options.  Depending on your background, personal or moral beliefs, financial state etc, some are of more or less interest.  The male, while having 'equal' responsibility, has no options, he is held hostage solely by the options of the female.  So the question becomes one of fairness, perhaps, if the male has no options, why should he be forced into responsibility.

I dont think that anyone argues that there is an inherent difference between the experiences of a male and a female during pregnancy, abortion or other choice.  If the female wants the child and the male doesnt, the male is on the hook to the female, if the male wants the child and the female doesnt, tough luck.  With 'emergency' contraception  being so commonly available, it seems little different to any other medication, although often times there isnt an initial indication that there was a problem.

I somewhat agree with the idea that males should be able to absolve themselves from responsibility, say, in the first trimester, pending positive identification of the male as the father of the child.  And no, I dont mean what the woman says or swears, I mean through independant forensic analysis.   Women lie.  So do men, thats a given, but in something like determining responsibility for a life, well...

But my real point is, women make some really piss poor choices about fuckbuddies on most days.   If you are going to have casual serial sex, get used to the idea of dealing with the fertilization of an egg.  If you have beliefs that dont make this an option, you shouldnt be fucking anyhow, at least not casually.   Select a better quality of man, train them properly and go on with your life.  Since women seem to think sleeping with punks with popped collars and spray-on tans is cool, they get what they deserve.  A real man supports his family, a real man gets a job and/or an education and as it turns out, real men often dont do the casual hook-up thing.

Noone is taking women to task for enjoying sex.  I personally loathe sex unless the female in question is enjoying multiple orgasms, repeatedly.  Sure, for many, it requires a fair bit of work, but if you arent willing to put the work into it, why bother?  But if you do enjoy sex, you have to be aware of what that implies and be prepared to deal with it.  If he buys the dinner and wine, you get to pick up the tab for the morning after pill, etc.  Nothing wrong with enjoying sex and I dont think anyone is taking women to task for enjoying it, but women do have a responsibility to themselves if no one else, to be heads up about it.

Maybe there could be a 'casual sex' endorsement on women's driver's license, meaning that if you impregnate this woman, you have no legal responsibility for the offspring.  That way, a guy could check the womans ID, know that his ass was covered and not worry.  The female could opt or not opt and by not electing the casual sex stamp, could make it clear to the male that sexual activity has childbirth as a potential consequence.   This would give some males pause about entering into a casual dalliance and perhaps make them think twice.  If the young lady decided to carry the child to term and raise the offspring, the male would have noone to blame but himself and suffer accordingly (or, marry the woman, become a father in a real sense and live his life, etc).

I do molecular genetics and am very comfortable with the process of genetic identification.  Any father of a child can be found and proven, almost without exception.  But what protection do males have, and, do they even merit protection?

Last but not least, also remember that both oral and anal sodomy exist as forms of sex that dont tend to produce progeny.   This encompasses both homo- and heterosexual relationships, another way to get your ya-yas (and orgasms) without risking issue.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think you are maybe missing the point.  If a woman becomes pregnant, she has a myriad of options.  Depending on your background, personal or moral beliefs, financial state etc, some are of more or less interest.  The male, while having &#8216;equal&#8217; responsibility, has no options, he is held hostage solely by the options of the female.  So the question becomes one of fairness, perhaps, if the male has no options, why should he be forced into responsibility.</p>
<p>I dont think that anyone argues that there is an inherent difference between the experiences of a male and a female during pregnancy, abortion or other choice.  If the female wants the child and the male doesnt, the male is on the hook to the female, if the male wants the child and the female doesnt, tough luck.  With &#8216;emergency&#8217; contraception  being so commonly available, it seems little different to any other medication, although often times there isnt an initial indication that there was a problem.</p>
<p>I somewhat agree with the idea that males should be able to absolve themselves from responsibility, say, in the first trimester, pending positive identification of the male as the father of the child.  And no, I dont mean what the woman says or swears, I mean through independant forensic analysis.   Women lie.  So do men, thats a given, but in something like determining responsibility for a life, well&#8230;</p>
<p>But my real point is, women make some really piss poor choices about fuckbuddies on most days.   If you are going to have casual serial sex, get used to the idea of dealing with the fertilization of an egg.  If you have beliefs that dont make this an option, you shouldnt be fucking anyhow, at least not casually.   Select a better quality of man, train them properly and go on with your life.  Since women seem to think sleeping with punks with popped collars and spray-on tans is cool, they get what they deserve.  A real man supports his family, a real man gets a job and/or an education and as it turns out, real men often dont do the casual hook-up thing.</p>
<p>Noone is taking women to task for enjoying sex.  I personally loathe sex unless the female in question is enjoying multiple orgasms, repeatedly.  Sure, for many, it requires a fair bit of work, but if you arent willing to put the work into it, why bother?  But if you do enjoy sex, you have to be aware of what that implies and be prepared to deal with it.  If he buys the dinner and wine, you get to pick up the tab for the morning after pill, etc.  Nothing wrong with enjoying sex and I dont think anyone is taking women to task for enjoying it, but women do have a responsibility to themselves if no one else, to be heads up about it.</p>
<p>Maybe there could be a &#8216;casual sex&#8217; endorsement on women&#8217;s driver&#8217;s license, meaning that if you impregnate this woman, you have no legal responsibility for the offspring.  That way, a guy could check the womans ID, know that his ass was covered and not worry.  The female could opt or not opt and by not electing the casual sex stamp, could make it clear to the male that sexual activity has childbirth as a potential consequence.   This would give some males pause about entering into a casual dalliance and perhaps make them think twice.  If the young lady decided to carry the child to term and raise the offspring, the male would have noone to blame but himself and suffer accordingly (or, marry the woman, become a father in a real sense and live his life, etc).</p>
<p>I do molecular genetics and am very comfortable with the process of genetic identification.  Any father of a child can be found and proven, almost without exception.  But what protection do males have, and, do they even merit protection?</p>
<p>Last but not least, also remember that both oral and anal sodomy exist as forms of sex that dont tend to produce progeny.   This encompasses both homo- and heterosexual relationships, another way to get your ya-yas (and orgasms) without risking issue.</p>
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		<title>By: Dita</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dita</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 12 Jul 2008 03:28:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>My first issue with this is that women can't exactly free themselves of the legal responsibilty for an unborn child in the same carefree manner in which men would be able. Both parties should be responsible for ensuring that they are using contraception, but accidents do happen. Saying "Oh, hey, yeah, that whole baby thing--I'm not really into that," is not exactly on par with getting an abortion or putting a child up for adoption. It does not have the same emotional, societal, or physical consequences. I am not stating that there would be no consequences for the man in that circumstance, but I feel the burden would be placed on the woman.

True, some people would be more careful knowing that they go forward without a safety net, but I am going to make a stab in the dark and say that most people who would be concerned enough about losing a safety net are the very people who are concerned enough to use contraception.

The original post implies that women who have "casual dalliances" should be taken to task for enjoying sex as much as men do. It strikes me that under the proposed ability to legally disown an unborn child, men would have no incentive to be more discerning when choosing their sex partners and would just continue to have all the "casual dalliances" they like, because they can simply decide retroactively that they don't want a child. The onus is then placed on women to vet every single person with which they choose to have sex.

I'm not going to knock on men or women who have casual sex, because it is their choice to live how they choose, and it is also the responsibility of both parties to make sure they use protection, and it is also the responsibility of both parties to be prepared to face the possibility of having a child with the other person involved. The concept of "trapping" is reprehensible, but it seems that many people here have forgotten that men have also "trapped" women by poking holes in condoms, for reasons as absurd as "saving" or "extending" their relationship. I even once saw a video in which a man poked holes in his roomate's condoms so the girlfriend would get pregnant just because he hated his roomate--absolutely despicable. I can completely sympathize with men who feel they have been trapped, however the pure vitriol leveled at women here is disturbing to me; it is as if people feel this trait of using children as pawns and child support as leverage is endemic in the female population.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My first issue with this is that women can&#8217;t exactly free themselves of the legal responsibilty for an unborn child in the same carefree manner in which men would be able. Both parties should be responsible for ensuring that they are using contraception, but accidents do happen. Saying &#8220;Oh, hey, yeah, that whole baby thing&#8211;I&#8217;m not really into that,&#8221; is not exactly on par with getting an abortion or putting a child up for adoption. It does not have the same emotional, societal, or physical consequences. I am not stating that there would be no consequences for the man in that circumstance, but I feel the burden would be placed on the woman.</p>
<p>True, some people would be more careful knowing that they go forward without a safety net, but I am going to make a stab in the dark and say that most people who would be concerned enough about losing a safety net are the very people who are concerned enough to use contraception.</p>
<p>The original post implies that women who have &#8220;casual dalliances&#8221; should be taken to task for enjoying sex as much as men do. It strikes me that under the proposed ability to legally disown an unborn child, men would have no incentive to be more discerning when choosing their sex partners and would just continue to have all the &#8220;casual dalliances&#8221; they like, because they can simply decide retroactively that they don&#8217;t want a child. The onus is then placed on women to vet every single person with which they choose to have sex.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m not going to knock on men or women who have casual sex, because it is their choice to live how they choose, and it is also the responsibility of both parties to make sure they use protection, and it is also the responsibility of both parties to be prepared to face the possibility of having a child with the other person involved. The concept of &#8220;trapping&#8221; is reprehensible, but it seems that many people here have forgotten that men have also &#8220;trapped&#8221; women by poking holes in condoms, for reasons as absurd as &#8220;saving&#8221; or &#8220;extending&#8221; their relationship. I even once saw a video in which a man poked holes in his roomate&#8217;s condoms so the girlfriend would get pregnant just because he hated his roomate&#8211;absolutely despicable. I can completely sympathize with men who feel they have been trapped, however the pure vitriol leveled at women here is disturbing to me; it is as if people feel this trait of using children as pawns and child support as leverage is endemic in the female population.</p>
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		<title>By: Valerian</title>
		<link>http://www.violentacrestalk.com/va-how-to-save-the-world-from-idiocracy/#comment-11701</link>
		<dc:creator>Valerian</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Jul 2008 08:27:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>A lot of folks seem to assume that trapping a man with a baby just isn't done anymore. Or they assume that it wouldn't work anyway. It worked just fine for my mother. She hasn't worked a day in 24 years now, and she put no real effort into raising us.  I'm not assuming anything about her, she flat out told me she had me to trap my dad.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A lot of folks seem to assume that trapping a man with a baby just isn&#8217;t done anymore. Or they assume that it wouldn&#8217;t work anyway. It worked just fine for my mother. She hasn&#8217;t worked a day in 24 years now, and she put no real effort into raising us.  I&#8217;m not assuming anything about her, she flat out told me she had me to trap my dad.</p>
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		<title>By: Lee</title>
		<link>http://www.violentacrestalk.com/va-how-to-save-the-world-from-idiocracy/#comment-11699</link>
		<dc:creator>Lee</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Jul 2008 06:14:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>"If you can’t find a partner you can be sure will stick around and raise your baby with you, you will not be able to have a child."

My immediate response was that to choose the verb "to be able to" is quite inaccurate here.  This assumes a degree of responsibility and that the woman would think "I shouldn't have this baby because I won't get child support."  I do not think that it is fair (obviously with exceptions) to credit the women in question with this degree of responsibility.

I have to admit, I didn't really read the posts before mine.  As I was writing this, I skimmed them and they seem to be in support of this idea.  It's an interesting proposal, but while it may lower this type of pregnancy, it will also lower child support to women who find themselves in this situation.  And yes, it's bad to have kids that you can't support, but once the kid is there, it would be nice for him or her to have a place to live and food.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8220;If you can’t find a partner you can be sure will stick around and raise your baby with you, you will not be able to have a child.&#8221;</p>
<p>My immediate response was that to choose the verb &#8220;to be able to&#8221; is quite inaccurate here.  This assumes a degree of responsibility and that the woman would think &#8220;I shouldn&#8217;t have this baby because I won&#8217;t get child support.&#8221;  I do not think that it is fair (obviously with exceptions) to credit the women in question with this degree of responsibility.</p>
<p>I have to admit, I didn&#8217;t really read the posts before mine.  As I was writing this, I skimmed them and they seem to be in support of this idea.  It&#8217;s an interesting proposal, but while it may lower this type of pregnancy, it will also lower child support to women who find themselves in this situation.  And yes, it&#8217;s bad to have kids that you can&#8217;t support, but once the kid is there, it would be nice for him or her to have a place to live and food.</p>
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		<title>By: Mojonixon</title>
		<link>http://www.violentacrestalk.com/va-how-to-save-the-world-from-idiocracy/#comment-11638</link>
		<dc:creator>Mojonixon</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 27 Jun 2008 19:33:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hey, how bout 'Dont stick your dick in a woman that you wouldnt be willing to impregnate', or 'Dont cum in, on or around a woman's vagina that you wouldnt be willing to raise a child with' or how about 'If youre not going to wear a condom and are unsure of the birthcontrol method being used, just stick to oral or anal sodomy'.  In pretty much every case of impregnation, the woman has the right to make the choice as to what happens next.  This is mostly because its their body that the foreign growth resides in.  Many of the people that think that childbirth will result in a magical transformation of their lives are young, or deluded.

I personally vote for methods 2 and 3, but I do have to admit that I havent had any form of intercourse that didnt fulfill method 1 as well, at least in the last 10 years or so.

God I am getting old....</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey, how bout &#8216;Dont stick your dick in a woman that you wouldnt be willing to impregnate&#8217;, or &#8216;Dont cum in, on or around a woman&#8217;s vagina that you wouldnt be willing to raise a child with&#8217; or how about &#8216;If youre not going to wear a condom and are unsure of the birthcontrol method being used, just stick to oral or anal sodomy&#8217;.  In pretty much every case of impregnation, the woman has the right to make the choice as to what happens next.  This is mostly because its their body that the foreign growth resides in.  Many of the people that think that childbirth will result in a magical transformation of their lives are young, or deluded.</p>
<p>I personally vote for methods 2 and 3, but I do have to admit that I havent had any form of intercourse that didnt fulfill method 1 as well, at least in the last 10 years or so.</p>
<p>God I am getting old&#8230;.</p>
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		<title>By: Goldie</title>
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		<dc:creator>Goldie</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 27 Jun 2008 15:42:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>While BCW's proposal, if implemented, can IMO escalate into a total mess, he has a point. While we women have reliable ways of preventing unwanted pregnancies, men do not, short of vasectomy. If a male birth control device were developed, similar to the IUD or pill, that would go a long way towards solving the problem. 
That said, I do utilize IUDs and I've heard that they have a bum rap in the prolife community as "abortifacient devices"... rock on idiocracy.
@#32 and 35, my oldest son had to take an abstinence-based sex-ed course and I did read the handouts as well as their web site. Abstinence based sex-ed is not useless, it is straight out dangerous and whoever came up with the idea should not be allowed to procreate. The main concept of what I read was, "condoms are not reliable. therefore, kids, do not use condoms". Distributed to 7th and 8th graders. WTF? You know they sure as heck are not going to abstain, but now they're not sure about using condoms, since the handout says they are useless anyway, why bother? This drives me so mad. My youngest will be taking this course next year, I told him to ask as many questions in class as he can think of, and tell his friends to do the same - expose these fucktards for the illogical beings they are.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>While BCW&#8217;s proposal, if implemented, can IMO escalate into a total mess, he has a point. While we women have reliable ways of preventing unwanted pregnancies, men do not, short of vasectomy. If a male birth control device were developed, similar to the IUD or pill, that would go a long way towards solving the problem.<br />
That said, I do utilize IUDs and I&#8217;ve heard that they have a bum rap in the prolife community as &#8220;abortifacient devices&#8221;&#8230; rock on idiocracy.<br />
@#32 and 35, my oldest son had to take an abstinence-based sex-ed course and I did read the handouts as well as their web site. Abstinence based sex-ed is not useless, it is straight out dangerous and whoever came up with the idea should not be allowed to procreate. The main concept of what I read was, &#8220;condoms are not reliable. therefore, kids, do not use condoms&#8221;. Distributed to 7th and 8th graders. WTF? You know they sure as heck are not going to abstain, but now they&#8217;re not sure about using condoms, since the handout says they are useless anyway, why bother? This drives me so mad. My youngest will be taking this course next year, I told him to ask as many questions in class as he can think of, and tell his friends to do the same - expose these fucktards for the illogical beings they are.</p>
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		<title>By: Sarah</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sarah</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Jun 2008 21:08:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I'm married. I was not saying that all men are that stupid. If you'll read what I said, rather than getting all emotional about it, I said that if we were to turn the tables we could make all sorts of stupid assumptions about men and their intentions. 

The suggestions I made about how men would react to not being held financially responsible for the children they create are just as sexist and ridiculous as the assumption that women are incapable of making their own reproductive choices without taking away the 'incentive' for them to keep their children. There aren't a whole lot of women in this world who decide to carry a child to term and raise it for 18+ years for the sole purpose of getting a measly little child support check every month.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m married. I was not saying that all men are that stupid. If you&#8217;ll read what I said, rather than getting all emotional about it, I said that if we were to turn the tables we could make all sorts of stupid assumptions about men and their intentions. </p>
<p>The suggestions I made about how men would react to not being held financially responsible for the children they create are just as sexist and ridiculous as the assumption that women are incapable of making their own reproductive choices without taking away the &#8216;incentive&#8217; for them to keep their children. There aren&#8217;t a whole lot of women in this world who decide to carry a child to term and raise it for 18+ years for the sole purpose of getting a measly little child support check every month.</p>
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		<title>By: Sami</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sami</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Jun 2008 20:13:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>#48: This must be one of the dumbest things I've heard this year. What kind of men do you date? Of course some men would care less about contraceptives, as do some women at the moment because of the current responsibility laws. It is impossible to get 100% uncomplicated. But we're not talking about uneducated countries here, are we? Everyone in western countries know why contraceptives are there.

Although it takes two to tango, still if one night in the toilet you would flush the pill, I would have no possibility to see that immediately. In couple of months when unexpectedy your belly starts to grow, but it is too late then.

Are you able to see if a man is wearing a condom? It's not like one can "forget" it. If you have no condom, and a man has no condom and you say no, will there be sex? If there is going to be any unwilling penetration that is called something else than sex. I hope you are able to decide when, where, how and with whom you want to have sex. Doggy style and slipping the condom out without you noticing is not honest and that kind of guy would do it regardless of the law.

How the heck would it be possible for me to not care about contraception and you would get pregnant against your knowledge?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>#48: This must be one of the dumbest things I&#8217;ve heard this year. What kind of men do you date? Of course some men would care less about contraceptives, as do some women at the moment because of the current responsibility laws. It is impossible to get 100% uncomplicated. But we&#8217;re not talking about uneducated countries here, are we? Everyone in western countries know why contraceptives are there.</p>
<p>Although it takes two to tango, still if one night in the toilet you would flush the pill, I would have no possibility to see that immediately. In couple of months when unexpectedy your belly starts to grow, but it is too late then.</p>
<p>Are you able to see if a man is wearing a condom? It&#8217;s not like one can &#8220;forget&#8221; it. If you have no condom, and a man has no condom and you say no, will there be sex? If there is going to be any unwilling penetration that is called something else than sex. I hope you are able to decide when, where, how and with whom you want to have sex. Doggy style and slipping the condom out without you noticing is not honest and that kind of guy would do it regardless of the law.</p>
<p>How the heck would it be possible for me to not care about contraception and you would get pregnant against your knowledge?</p>
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