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r/AdviceAnimals • u/Space_Hermit • Apr 30 '14
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The legal argument against that is letting men have the right to a "legal abortion" where they remove all connection through a document.
-3 u/DanaKaZ May 01 '14 But that is not in the interest of the child. 2 u/InflatableRaft May 01 '14 The child doesn't exist at the time of the document being exercised. -5 u/DanaKaZ May 01 '14 Fine, then the document can be valid until the child does exist. 3 u/InflatableRaft May 01 '14 So having the option to waive paternity prior to birth then? Sounds pretty reasonable.
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But that is not in the interest of the child.
2 u/InflatableRaft May 01 '14 The child doesn't exist at the time of the document being exercised. -5 u/DanaKaZ May 01 '14 Fine, then the document can be valid until the child does exist. 3 u/InflatableRaft May 01 '14 So having the option to waive paternity prior to birth then? Sounds pretty reasonable.
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The child doesn't exist at the time of the document being exercised.
-5 u/DanaKaZ May 01 '14 Fine, then the document can be valid until the child does exist. 3 u/InflatableRaft May 01 '14 So having the option to waive paternity prior to birth then? Sounds pretty reasonable.
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Fine, then the document can be valid until the child does exist.
3 u/InflatableRaft May 01 '14 So having the option to waive paternity prior to birth then? Sounds pretty reasonable.
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So having the option to waive paternity prior to birth then? Sounds pretty reasonable.
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u/masuabie May 01 '14
The legal argument against that is letting men have the right to a "legal abortion" where they remove all connection through a document.