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That quote was in no way out of context. He did force on his opposition the position that men should have no right in any parenthood related decisions such as the ones mentioned when he knew it wasn't true. That's an aggressive strawman and a form of trolling. Not an "Opinion".
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Actually for it to not count as a troll you must post your view of a fair situation. By not posting any alternative plan, by default you support the current situation. One in which a man has no right to decide on any point of the child rearing process outside of conception.
If a woman with a man becomes pregnant and decides she does not want to become a mother she's pro-choice. If a man is with a woman who becomes pregant, and doesnt want to become a father, he's a deadbeat.
That's what it comes down to at the moment. While I in no way want to make an atmosphere where it is easy to skip out on fatherhood, this is gross inequality.
The only arguments I have heard from women on the issue which argue for the status quoe are the EXACT arguments people make for pro-life. It's the "keep it in your pants" argument, while valid why should only men face an unavoidable consiquence of it and not the other?
ESPECIALLY considering in this case.