I don’t think anyone here agrees with it. It’s just as stupid (although not quite as damaging) as the restrictions on women’s access to birth control. We’re just enjoying the sweet, sweet juices of the irony fruit.

Yeah, it is necessary. These motherfuckers are wasting time trying to legislate women’s bodies. Women have to fight back with these “poison pill” amendments to show just how ridiculous they’re being. If they don’t like women legislating their boners, they should stop policing women’s uteri and worry about crime, jobs,…

There has never been a more appropriate use of “What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.” Cheers mate.

Lol, I’ve been here for a year now, and I’m still grey!!! No biggie ;)

If it's real, legitimate impotence the male body has a way of preventing it on its own. Anything else and they must have allowed it or enjoyed it, so no need to provide medication.

The legislator who proposed this measure definitely proposed it as a satire of anti-abortion laws. I think it would be horrifying if it actually passed, but there is very little chance of that actually happening. Unfortunately, there is also very little chance of this proposed legislation actually convincing other…

Touche on me!

Not passive aggressive. Aggressive.

I approve of this measure. Very important in order to protect the unborn fetuses that are obviously living in the sperms of the penises because that’s how God works (also it’s science according to a;slga;lsdkfaowetedcruzmaybe). If the men are not sending the sperm fetuses into the women, they are wasting/killing all…

I’m ok with this.

Tom Jones sez you can leave your hat on.

A+++ trolling, Mary Lou Marzian. I like your style.

Now we’re talking! More suggestions:

Why can’t men accept impotence as what it so very clearly is? God’s will for them.

What would be HILARIOUS is if they approved the bill and moved forward with even more sexually-repressive laws.

You’re right. Conservative politicians sticking their dicks into men’s sex lives ain’t right. REVOLT, REVOLT AMERICA!

I like this woman’s approach; if they want Big Government sticking its nose where it doesn’t belong, what’s good for the goose is good for the gander. If they’re gonna govern by Sharia, let’s be equally absurd and draconian for both sexes.

Went through my first “ask-your-doctor-about” conversation yesterday and got no questions/judgments about why I wanted the prescription. So I 100 percent support this bill, although I’m two states away. It properly highlights the unfairness in how men and women can seek and are granted treatment/medication for their…

That hardly seems fair. What if a man just wants a place to hang his hat wherever he goes?