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  Both a man and woman have a legal right to medical care from their physician without obligations from a third party. 
  Both a man and women have a right to disconnect their body from anything. Both men and women have the same rights during their pregnancy.
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  Men do have the same rights as women. If a man gets pregnant, he can abort without telling the person who got him pregnant. 
  What you're asking is that the man gets to decide A) if the woman can get an abortion, and B) if they want to pay child support. Women do not have either rights, so you're actively trying to give men more rights than women have. >
  
  Not to pile on, but the fact that this has to constantly be explained whether this idea comes up is… depressing. >
  
  You seem to be confusing two different concepts. 
  1, a woman uses her body and organs to provide for a foetus and has the right to stop doing so.
  2, parents are required to financially support their children.
  Imagine an 8 year child who lives with their dad and the mother pays substantial child support. The child gets ill and needs a kidney from the dad. Should the mother be able to stop paying child support because the dad could have refused to use his organs to save the child? >
  
  When the men can have the babies transferred into their bodies to support, they will be able to have equal rights there. >
  
  Until then it's her body, her choice.
  Child support is about supporting the child. >
  
  
  
  You don't get to decide to have her kidney removed, or her appendix, or her larnyx, or any other medical procedure.    Full Stop.  Likewise, she doesn't get to compel you to have a surgery. 
  
  
  Women don't get the right to be legally absolved from any responsibility for their child, and neither do you.
  You Already have Same rights.
  
  
  Simple as. >
  
  Well…. Nothing is stopping the woman from giving up for baby for adoption, leaving the baby as a shelter etc.  in which case she is no longer responsible for the child. >
  
  The father very much can stop that.