Men Face $1,000 Fine if They 'Discharge Semen' Under New Bill
Men Face $1,000 Fine if They 'Discharge Semen' Under New Bill
The authors say they wrote it to point out what they see as the absurdity of rules that control women's bodies but do not control men's.
A bill proposed to the Ohio statehouse will make male ejaculation without intent to have a baby, a fineable offense of up to $10,000.
The bill has been proposed by State Representatives Anita Somani and Tristan Rader, who wrote it to point out what they see as the absurdity of rules that control women's bodies but do not control men's. It has not been formally introduced to the House Floor yet.
Per Somani and Rader, men would face a $1,000 first offense, $5,000 second offense, and $10,000 subsequent offense fine to "discharge semen or genetic material without intent to fertilize an embryo."