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First of all, men's access to vasectomy procedures was a key tenet of your argument as to why it's unfair to women. Second, all of your arguments center on repr

First of all, men's access to vasectomy procedures was a key tenet of your argument as to why it's unfair to women. Second, all of your arguments center on reproductive healthcare, such as birth control, not being government subsidized, but you ignore that men have no government subsidized reproductive health care either. This isn't to say that it should be that way, I tend to think not, but I fail to see how that's a basic right that women lack.

KirinDave 9y ago
> First of all, men's access to vasectomy procedures was a key tenet of your argument as to why it's unfair to women. No, it was not. I mentioned it in passing. There is no analogue in male health care. > but you ignore that men have no government subsidized reproductive health care either. This isn't even about subsidization. The defunding of Planned Parenthood is just insult to he injury of making affordable women's clinics essentially impossible to operate in many places in the US.