Can you think of any laws that give government the power to make decisions about the male body?

[SolitarySolace]

[Anonymous]

male infant genital mutilation and the military draft

even culturally on a societal level, men are expected to stay on sinking ships and let women get on all the life boats first

[strateguy632]

In other words the government won't punish parents for hurting males. Not just control but pain loss from body n hurt.

[Opinion Owner]

@strateguy632 the military draft is far more anti-choice than banning abortion

most abortions are elective and done out of irresponsibility. no such thing applies for the draft

[gatixek710]

hm.. let me thing…oh yeah, the ONLY law that gives the government power over someone’s body…selective service.

[strateguy632]

Entire body!

[BetaBucks]

The draft is exclusive to males and has historically forced countless men to fight, suffer and die in wars. Meanwhile there are endless laws that affect both sexes about what we can do with our own bodies.

And the abortion topic is separate because it's about what people are allowed to do to the baby's body. We need laws to set the guidelines for it. Otherwise, a 40 week pregnant mom can have teams of dudes come over to SA and torture the fetus inside her because it's her body and not the baby's.

[ManInChains]

Clearly Kamala forgot Selective Service, where all American men (and not women) must sign their entire body away to the military draft at 18.
A cruel and sexist system that’s led to the death of countless tens of thousands of men.
You don’t win votes by smugly forgetting this. - x.com/.../1843628471068840061?s=46

[BetaBucks]

She also forgot about the enforcement of drug laws which she did in CA throughout her career. Unless the topic was "male only" but then that doesn't apply to abortion being "female only" because half of the fetuses are males.

[msc545]

The law that comes to mind right away is the military draft. Although nobody has been inducted into the military for many years now, the draft boss still exists with men being required to register for the draft upon turning 18. Failure to do so has multiple penalties that are quite serious attached to it.

[SolitarySolace]

Do you think if the draft were ever brought back and enacted that men would refuse and deem it Misandristic that they have to fight and die for the country while women get to stay home while feminism has been trying to empower women for years?

[Smashingdoozy]

Other than the draft which hasn't been used in 50 years and should be abolished, there is no law that actively affects only male bodies.

[Anonymous]

Most states have vaccine laws, particularly to get into required schools.

[Astarlessnightsky]

Compulsory Military Service

[Agape93]

Nope because they don't exist.