being pro-choice doesn't mean men are respectful of women's bodies, autonomy

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and privacy.

the real test is where respecting women's personal autonomy and choices conflicts with their potential interests/rights/privileges as a man.

it's a very low bar for a man to respect women's rights when it only stands to benefit him by making women more sexually available by lowering (but of course not eliminate) the risk to them of being sexually available

you can see this when women assert their personal autonomy and rights in a way that potentially disadvantages some man, somewhere, to some minor degree.

see, for example, a woman who dares to give birth in the presence of only people she feels comfortable around, and not have a man there whose presence would upset her.

then all bets are off with some

see the comments here, as an example:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1014752698