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In addition to progressives, I'd think men who believe child support is oppression would also be fighting for accessible abortions. They seem to be pretty silent about it, unfortunately.
Maybe if Paper abortion existed. But as it stands, the ability of an abortion to free a man from child support duties depends on his ability to convince someone else to get an abortion.
Well, the guys who think child support is oppression are also just super not into other people’s needs. So, oppressing another class of people is right up their alley.