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An Issue of Responsibility	by Illiad	2003-11-06 08:30:47
IMO no.	by LurkerMo	2003-11-06 08:40:19
Hang on....	by Ravenlock	2003-11-06 09:36:40
No.	by LurkerMo	2003-11-06 10:53:23
Read my replies to others -	by Ravenlock	2003-11-06 11:00:42
Ethically I would agree with you. Except for	by LurkerMo	2003-11-06 11:04:10
She did choose, though	by Arman X	2003-11-06 11:18:10
NO!	by LurkerMo	2003-11-06 12:06:36
Violently opposed. NO back at you.	by Ravenlock	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Agreed	by Arman X	2003-11-06 12:31:53
Wrong.	by BloodyViking	2003-11-06 13:01:08
It is a legally valid option.	by Ravenlock	2003-11-06 13:22:22
Some feel it is ethically valid too.	by BloodyViking	2003-11-06 13:28:36
I have. I wonder...	by Ravenlock	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Who said the debate was closed?	by BloodyViking	2003-11-06 13:46:04
True, but	by Arman X	2003-11-06 14:01:58
Nope.	by BloodyViking	2003-11-06 14:13:18
No, it's not	by Arman X	2003-11-06 15:12:21
Why should he pay for her decision?	by BloodyViking	2003-11-06 15:22:35
She knew going in that he didn't want a child. There are no legal or ethical dilemmas involved in adoption. If she wants to keep the child beyond that point it is her decision, and hers alone, thus it is her responsibility, and hers alone. He never agreed to help support a child, and they both did their best to prevent conception. She should have no expectations of support beyond the point when the child could be turned over to others willing (and eager, assuming it is healthy) to raise it.
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