Sexist logic

From MetalShadowoverlord's journal:

"1. Pro-Choicers say that men shouldn't have any say in the abortion debate.

an·y/ˈenē/
Adverb: (used for emphasis) At all; in some degree: "he wasn't any good at basketball".
Adjective: Used to refer to one or some of a thing or number of things, no matter how much or many: "I don't have any choice"

2. This means that not even pro-choice men are allowed a say (They never seem complain about them, though)

3. Anyway, if that's the case, then that means that, by pro-choice logic, a man's opinion is not valid.

4. An expression of opinion is voting. The Supreme Court approved Roe V Wade in 1973. Here is a list of all Supreme Court Justices that have served from 1789 to the present day: [link]

5. Tell a pro-choicer that men voted on Roe V Wade. Pro-choice logic, in regards to a man's opinion, as explained earlier, indicates that Roe V Wade itself is invalid because men expressed an opinion on it (in the form of votes).

6. ????

7. Mindfuck! "