As the convoluted, divided, and often counterintuitive results from polling public opinion demonstrate, the abortion issue is complicated. It demands we consider the emotional and logical perspective of multiple parties involved — the women whose bodies will gestate a human being for nine months, the baby in question, and a society that considers the preservation and dignity of life as its core principle.

Men are certainly entitled to an opinion on abortion. But the absolute worst male opinion on abortion is the one articulated recently by Kaivan Shroff, an alum of the Hillary Clinton campaign. He proudly writes, “Men like me benefit from safe abortion access.”

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