Quote from Zuberi

Will the product make it to your local pharmacy?

I hear it but I don't see it!

Indeed.

The simple fact is, male contraceptives, already exist and have been trialled. Many more may be discovered over time like this, but none of that helps men waiting for contraception.

It is nice to see a pill though that doesn't rely on synthetic testosterone and all of the debatable side effects.

The only thing holding up male contraception is the refusal of governments/health departments to release it in to the mainstream. They try to argue men wouldn't be interested. They try to argue on cost, which is rubbish as one injection that lasts over 10 years, costs less than the syringe used to administer it.


Funnily enough, this news comes as I hit a brick wall emailing the NHS, so I decided to take the next democratic step, which I hope you will support:
Petition on change.org > Allow male contraceptives - End sexism and give men equal rights.

Quote from wh666

Indeed.
The only thing holding up male contraception is the refusal of governments/health departments to release it in to the mainstream. They try to argue men wouldn't be interested.

The governments and health departments don't want to release it into the main stream because it will immediately kill any stranglehold that women have over reproduction.

If the stranglehold is killed, the population will plunge and the amount of suckers paying child support will shrink drastically.

Quote from Zuberi

The governments and health departments don't want to release it into the main stream because it will immediately kill any stranglehold that women have over reproduction.

If the stranglehold is killed, the population will plunge and the amount of suckers paying child support will shrink drastically.

Exactly and this is what I want to turn around and would appreciate your signature.

If it is thought of as a move towards empowering women, it has more chance of succeeding. I know what you mean exactly, but I don't want to just ignore the issue without tackling it anyway I can.

My response:

Talking about "whether women would trust their partners to take the drug" is more projection than anything based in reality. It's women who've proven they can't be trusted with contraception. Men will be popping the pill like smarties to avoid unwanted pregnancies. Instead of just getting pregnant when it suits them, women will actually have to consult and secure the man's consent. Shock horror! Many women (and political strategists, feminists, lawyers, legal parasites etc) are terrified of men gaining control of their bodies and losing the ability to become pregnant whenever and by whom they choose. We're talking about a curtailing of what is a very lucrative business to certain devious women, who view babies as annuities and chess pieces. In every sphere of life now we have a self-centered group of women constantly trying to shape the discussion about male topics to their own benefit, and the male pill isn't any different. Men gaining some reproductive rights is long overdue!

Male pill a step closer after drug found to stop sperm production temporarily | Mail Online