I reread your comment in light of the dry humor. But I am a little confused. A dry sarcastic reading of:
"Because men clearly are not as invested in the possible rearing of a child. Clearly."
Does not seem to mesh with this:
"It's not that women should not have control over the process (perhaps even most of it)"
I think men (especially "honorable/good" men) are invested in the possibility of a pregnancy/child, but they are definitely not equally invested/impacted by a pregnancy/child.
"Because men clearly are not as invested in the possible rearing of a child. Clearly."
Does not seem to mesh with this:
"It's not that women should not have control over the process (perhaps even most of it)"
I think men (especially "honorable/good" men) are invested in the possibility of a pregnancy/child, but they are definitely not equally invested/impacted by a pregnancy/child.