male pregnancy, immoral? Options

[*[2]Nekked*]

http://malepregnancy.com

wow science is really advancing huh? there are some people who disagree with this new development because they think that it defies nature and god's will.

one (pregnant) woman complains that she is appalled that a man could share the same experience she is having with her unborn child, and that the miracle of pregnancy is something only women should experience.

i however think this is a great step in science, because what if you wanted to have children, but your body wasnt fit to nurture and support a living child inside you? could your partner carry the child instead? some women complain that men should have to go through the pain of child birth, and now this is their chance.

[*Kathleen*]

Morals change over time also.


QUOTE 
Statement                    "Yes" in 1965  "Yes" in 1990
Financial success is very important to me.  25% 75%
A meaningful philosophy of life is important. 75%  25%
I cheat on tests.                                    20%    37%
I'd lie about possible exposure to AIDS  ---      45%

A nation-wide survey by Ralph Wexler of the Institute of Ethics indicates that 1/3 of high schoolers and 1/6 of college students admit stealing something in the last year. Over 1/3 said they would lie on their resume to get a job. Over 1/2 of college students admit cheating in some way, over 60% say they would cheat on an important test. Other surveys show that 8 out of 10 high school students admit cheating. Likewise, 1/4 Americans think it is okay to cheat on their auto insurance, 30%-50% think goofing off at work is okay, 1 in 6 use drugs on the job, and 1/3 to 1/2 cheat on their spouses. Almost 60% of American adults have used force against another person; 7% say they would kill someone if paid enough; 25% would abandon their families for money (Etzioni, 1993). Furthermore, Wexler says only 2% of students get caught cheating because teachers don't watch carefully; therefore, maybe crime does pay and maybe honesty is, in some ways, not always the best policy from a selfish point of view. What about from society's point of view? 

But still, that doesn't change the fact that morals don't exist nor are they the same. We still tell our kids not to steal. It's now just a matter of trust. You see? I mean, there are still plenty of morals that stay the same...don't cheat, don't kill, etc.