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To: metalmanx2j
Doesn’t the father have any rights in this? Shouldn’t his wants and actions be considered in a court of law? Can anyone site a court case or record that has some kind of precident in a father’s rights?

Perhaps, potential "fathers" might consider first courting their brides-to-be, then getting engaged, later married and lastly, planning their family out of desire to be a parent, not merely a sperm donor.

Unfortunately, in today's world, even that would not give the "father rights" as the NOW, NARAL, PRO-ABORTION crowd, do not believe that fathers have any rights at all only the mother-to-be, or should I say "fetus-expectant woman."

16 posted on 04/12/2007 9:33:16 AM PDT by zerosix
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To: zerosix

About 15 years ago, I heard that a state legislature, I think in Penn., debated a bill which stated that a married lady couldn’t get an abortion without her husband’s consent, but it didn’t pass either house.


21 posted on 04/12/2007 9:36:25 AM PDT by PhilCollins
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