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CMV: Women in western nations, specifically America, have more rights than men.

I keep hearing about the "women's rights movement". Maybe some will just say it is semantics, but the movement should be "women's equality movement". 

This is not intended to be a debate on the wage gap, or other social and financial inequalities between men and women.  Instead, I would like to gear the conversation towards our rights as human beings. There is no law that says women cannot receive the same pay as men. But there is a law that requires male conscription or eligibility for the military draft. 

Men also have no right to the life (or continuity of the biological processes that lead to life, depending on where you land on this other debate) of their offspring.  Abortion is the sole right of the woman in America.

Women also have the right to genital integrity upon birth in (I believe) ALL western nations. However, men are subject to circumcisions, specifically in America. 

I am not saying that women don't *deserve* these rights, or that there isn't valid reason behind them. 

I am saying that women have more rights than men. Please CMV!

EDIT:  I have conceded abortion on the grounds of biology and bodily autonomy.  Although I do still think men should have the right to abandon parental duties such as child support so long as he does so in writing with ample time for the woman to perform an abortion.  I have conceded conscription on the grounds that there if Congress passed a law tomorrow requiring women to enlist, there is no fundamental right that women could point to in order to prevent it.  

I am still looking for someone to CMV on circumcision which still holds up my overall thesis.  People keep saying that it is the parental right to permit medical procedures on their children.  However, these should all be medically *necessary* procedures.  Male children currently have no right to prevent unnecessary medical procedures performed on them, while woman do (see : the FGM Act ) 

EDIT 2: I awarded my 3rd Delta for someone pointing out that circumcision isn't a male/female issue.  Parents consent to it just like they consent to a daughter's ears being pierced which is another medically unnecessary procedure.  I still would like circumcision outlawed similar to the FGM Act.

But you got me Reddit!  I changed my view !  Thank you to all who participated.
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Everything you list here as a rights of women that are greater than men are part of much larger, more complex issues that have positives and negatives for both genders. 

> But there is a law that requires male conscription or eligibility for the military draft

Sure, and this is certainly unequal. But this is all part of a system in which, until recently, women were unable to serve in certain capacities in the military. And a system in which women face gender discrimination within the ranks, sexual harassment, and sexual assault in much higher rates than men (speaking about the US here). Laws requiring male conscription are a direct result of sexist notions that women cannot and/or should not be "fighters." 

> Men also have no right to the life (or continuity of the biological processes that lead to life, depending on where you land on this other debate) of their offspring. Abortion is the sole right of the woman in America.

Yeah, but honestly, what's the alternative? Are you suggesting we force women to carry to term and give birth against her will? Regardless, this is a given going into a sexual relationship and there are measures to easily avoid this scenario (e.g. condoms, discussing potentialities w/ significant other ahead of time, etc.).

But again, this is a complex issue and highly correlated to the fact that women give birth and men don't. Also a result of that is the fact that childcare and home care disproportionately falls to women, even when both parents work equivalent hours. Also, because a man is only needed for conception and women actually carry and give birth, it's much easier for a man to skip out on any involvement or responsibility for offspring, leaving many women single mothers. 

> Women also have the right to genital integrity upon birth in (I believe) ALL western nations. However, men are subject to circumcisions, specifically in America.

I hear you on this one. But female circumcision and male circumcision, while both involve "mutilating genitals," are very different procedures and have very different outcomes. Oftentimes female circumcision removes all of the external genitalia, including the clitoris, leaving the person with very little left to feel any pleasure and often lifelong pain or problems. For men, it's just the foreskin that's removed, a comparably small portion of the genitals, and the men go on to have overwhelmingly normal sex lives.