Chuck U Schumer bends the knee on judges

My tune's always been the same, both are responsible equally. Why did all of you suggest that BC is the woman's responsibility? As in these comments:

"...why did the woman get pregnant in the first place? Birth control products are inexpensive, effective, and plentiful. So you are defending a woman's right to use abortion as an alternative birth control method. There is no reason why a woman should have an unwanted pregnancy. The only excuse is the birth control method used failed then an abortion is understandable."

"Not one true justification for abortion other than a woman's ego."

"But then, if she doesn't want to; why should the father be expected to support and pay for her decision??"

Not a single remark about a man's responsibility to take precautions.

Why don't you question those who made those comments?
I understand why you didn't address my post...
 
You've already given your misogynistic opinion, no need to get crude also.

Nothing crude I didn't use any crude language and the story is ment as a joke but happens to be true. You are the very last person to complain about crude! I have read your posts and next to Bowel you are the queen of crude.
 
Why don't you question those who made those comments?
I understand why you didn't address my post...

RB
We men have only two methods of birth control a profalatic or a vasectomy. How many options are available to women? I can come up wit at least 5. But Christie butt says men should take responsibility. Typical women's lib BS.
 
RB
We men have only two methods of birth control a profalatic or a vasectomy. How many options are available to women? I can come up wit at least 5. But Christie butt says men should take responsibility. Typical women's lib BS.

:lies: Another righty with reading issues. I said BOTH are responsible, not just men.

It's depressing to see there are still men like you who want to shove the responsibility for BC on women because number of options...

What a cop-out.
 
Why don't you question those who made those comments?
I understand why you didn't address my post...

I have questioned them, as you would see if you followed the thread.

My response to freedumb's comment was "Because he put his sperm in her, dummy. Why didn't he take precautions?"

Your comment was "Why didn't she?"

My answer was "Ask freedumb, it's his hypothetical. I say they are both responsible, 50-50. If neither wants a baby it's the only way that makes sense outside of abstinence."

Now which other post didn't I address?
 
Nothing crude I didn't use any crude language and the story is ment as a joke but happens to be true. You are the very last person to complain about crude! I have read your posts and next to Bowel you are the queen of crude.

Well I'm sure you can post a few of those crude remarks then. I'll wait.
 
I have questioned them, as you would see if you followed the thread.

My response to freedumb's comment was "Because he put his sperm in her, dummy. Why didn't he take precautions?"

Your comment was "Why didn't she?"

My answer was "Ask freedumb, it's his hypothetical. I say they are both responsible, 50-50. If neither wants a baby it's the only way that makes sense outside of abstinence."

Now which other post didn't I address?

You asked "Why didn't he take precautions," like it's solely the man's responsibility. I simply asked "why didn't she"?
Myself, I always took that responsibility seriously.
 
:lies: Another righty with reading issues. I said BOTH are responsible, not just men.

It's depressing to see there are still men like you who want to shove the responsibility for BC on women because number of options...

What a cop-out.

Hate to tell you twit but like it or not the woman controls whether to have sex or not!!! The only exception is rape. But continue with your fantasy.
 
RB
We men have only two methods of birth control a profalatic or a vasectomy. How many options are available to women? I can come up wit at least 5. But Christie butt says men should take responsibility. Typical women's lib BS.

As if your noodle got hard:palm:
 
I have questioned them, as you would see if you followed the thread.

My response to freedumb's comment was "Because he put his sperm in her, dummy. Why didn't he take precautions?"

Your comment was "Why didn't she?"

My answer was "Ask freedumb, it's his hypothetical. I say they are both responsible, 50-50. If neither wants a baby it's the only way that makes sense outside of abstinence."

Now which other post didn't I address?

What you haven't addressed is why those that aren't part of the 50-50 regularly get the bill when either 50 won't do for their own.
 
Hate to tell you twit but like it or not the woman controls whether to have sex or not!!! The only exception is rape. But continue with your fantasy.

If it's rape, that's a criminal act and another issue. Outside of that, if the man gets it from her, it has to be because she was willing to give it up.

Christie is known for saying that it's a 50-50 responsibility by both parties involved. What she ignores is that when either 50 doesn't do his/her part, those of us that aren't either 50 tend to get the bill.
 
Hate to tell you twit but like it or not the woman controls whether to have sex or not!!! The only exception is rape. But continue with your fantasy.

What's your point? We're talking about birth control, not having sex. If a man doesn't want to be a father he should take care of himself and not rely on whether the woman uses BC or not.
 
You asked "Why didn't he take precautions," like it's solely the man's responsibility. I simply asked "why didn't she"?
Myself, I always took that responsibility seriously.

My first comment was in response to freedumb's comment: "But then, if she doesn't want to; why should the father be expected to support and pay for her decision??"

He seems to be saying that if a woman didn't take precautions and a baby results, it's all the woman's fault and the man shouldn't be expected to support it. My response was that if a man or woman does not want to have a baby they should both take precautions to make sure it doesn't happen.
 
My first comment was in response to freedumb's comment: "But then, if she doesn't want to; why should the father be expected to support and pay for her decision??"

He seems to be saying that if a woman didn't take precautions and a baby results, it's all the woman's faultand the man shouldn't be expected to support it.My response was that if a man or woman does not want to have a baby they should both take precautions to make sure it doesn't happen.
It’s pretty simple
 
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