Erm, a few extreme examples do not add up too the full weight of the legal argument that women are more often in need of protection for their reproductive rights than Men are. This thread seems to be a waste of time over an issue that only serves to highlight how much privilege men were once used to but now are not. Excessive crimes against a few examples aside, I think you'll find that men have more reproductive rights than women do, but by claiming Men have none you've made a ridiculous hyperbole of the fact some men are indeed smashed by the weight of their lives in stark contradiction with the idea Men are responsible.

We are responsible, and Rights are not a thing to be begged for from the state, you have them legitimately if you use them, and abusing them gets them taken away. Allegations of abuse are serious, but I think you are making a mountain out of a molehill, the real mountain would be the history of inequality we face and have to deal with. No single persons case in history could claim to speak for all of ours when it concerns reproduction.

This will definitely make me think twice about getting married one day. Doesn't seem like a very good idea.

I'm in favor of children having their mothers and the courts thinking of that bond is a good thing, but the bad thing is now that many women are using children and marriage as a trap. Of course not all women do this but I've seen it done too much to people I know, the system just needs to make revisions is all.

You have a good deal of control by choosing who to breed with. Wear a condom correctly, every single time. Now you are in control and won't have to worry about child support, courts, or alimony. If you absolutely want to have a child then choose your partner carefully. Live with that person for several years before procreating so you really know each other.

Short of any criminal or actual child danger the court should always make a 50/50 split with the kids unless the parents can agree on some arrangement. Men do get screwed most of the time in divorce court, contrary to popular belief you can still be forced to pay child support on a child that is not yours even if you have a paternity test that shows it.