Well sorry but I am okay with people getting abortions.
I'm not trying to change your mind, I'm trying to get you to understand they're technically unnecessary and immoral.
By all means, if people want to potentially wipe out their bloodlines and face God some day with the blood of his gift to them on their hands, they can feel free to do so for as long as it is legal. I certainly won't do any more than merely posit that it's wrong. If that bothers someone then good, they probably know it's wrong too and I've done enough.
As for whether or not I personally would solicit one, I do not know. The fact that men don't have any direct control over the decision is a pretty influential thing in this issue. I think it's basically the correct view for us to be stoically prepared for either outcome.
That's another great point. Fathers have no say in the fate of their progeny, something I find bizarre to defend. Unlike abortion it's truly a man's right to protect his family, but not only do we not have that, but men actively working against it. At the very least it's rather hypocritical coming from "women's rights" advocates.
Although, to be fair, men should be very careful who they choose as a partner since a quarter of women have abortions. They shouldn't be shockedpikachuface.jpg when their blue haired girlfriend vacuums up their son.
You should note, by the way, that the "ideal usage" of condoms is pretty unrealistic.
Unrealistic isn't the proper term, undesirable is. Which, granted, it is. I'm not going to misrepresent reality here, but promoting personal responsibility is paramount in a functioning society, and not just on this subject.
Not doing so is where drunk driving, divorce, drug use, gambling addiction, victim mentalities, welfare queens, mordibly obese gluttons, trannies, and all manner of other social ills (including crime in general) stems from.