Do Men's Lives Matter?

According to Que Mala, Governments Only Make Laws Regulating Women's Bodies

Recently Que Mala went on a podcast called Call Her Daddy and during the interview, besides a lot of other dumb sh!t stuff she was asked, and her idiotic answers, the host and Que Mala laughed about the fact that the government doesn’t make laws regulating what happens to mens bodies.

Oh, really Que Mala?

This is the kind of base bullsh!t that happens when the so-called rulers strive to put all of us into categories, when, our first and primary category is: human. That’s all of us two-legged homo sapiens. Human lives matter. Right now, the humans that were devastated by Helene and are about to be devastated by Milton matter. Those humans being devastated by war and famine matter. The human that is living on the streets; that human who is grieving; that one who is old and can’t get around very well anymore; those children who live in abusive homes. Jesus Tap Dancing Christ—when we are reduced to demographics, numbers, AND inconveniences, humanity begins to suffer and is lost. I know this is considered a racist thing to say by the Social Justice Wankers, but, yes, ALL LIVES MATTER. An injury to one, is an injury to all, right? Right?

Coercion and Clotshot Mandates

I can’t even find stats on how many men (and women, like me) lost jobs, or benefits because they refused to take the clotshot. Besides the loss of jobs and livelihoods, will we ever be able to truly quantify the loss of life and health? I know that technically the USG didn’t force anyone to get the jab, but teams, companies, and state governments DID force people to get the jabs through coercion and bullying. This was because the federals told them to force people to get the clotshots using coercion, as well.

Forced Conscription

From google:

Most men between the ages of 18 and 25 must register with the Selective Service System in the United States: 

• Who must register

  Men who are U.S. citizens or non-citizens living in the U.S., including U.S.-born citizens, dual citizens, naturalized citizens, legal permanent residents, undocumented immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers, and transgender people assigned male at birth 

• When to register

  Men must register within 30 days of turning 18, but can register up to age 26 

• What happens if you don't register

  Failure to register is a felony and can result in the loss of benefits, including federal jobs, state-based student aid, and federal job training 

• What happens if a draft is called

  Men who are registered would be called in a random order based on year of birth and lottery number. They would then be evaluated for physical, mental, and moral fitness before being inducted into the military, deferred, or exempted 

Men who are placed in a hospital, nursing home, long-term care facility, or mental institution on or before their 18th birthday and remain institutionalized until their 26th birthday are not required to register. The same is true for men who are homebound on or before their 18th birthday and remain homebound until their 26th birthday. 

There is no forced conscription right now, but young men, like my son Casey, who was killed in Iraq on 04/04/04, join the military in poverty drafts because university is extremely unaffordable for most families AND the job market is pathetic. The poverty draft affects many young men (and women) of color and is extremely racist and the rules requiring young men to register should be considered as reverse-sexism. Trust me, Casey did not want to go to war, but he also did not want to go to prison if he refused. I wish he had gone to prison. He’d be alive (hopefully) and out by now.

This is how murderous the USA is: over three-million Vietnamese were killed during that horrific war—men, women, old-men, old-women, children and babies. This is how disposable our young people (old people and all people) are:

This is also from google:

17,671 draftees were killed in the Vietnam War, which is a little over 30% of the total 58,220 military members who died in the conflict. 

Here are some other statistics about the Vietnam War: 

• The average age of death was 23.11 years. 

• 25% of the total forces in the country were draftees. 

• 75,000 people were severely disabled, with 23,214 classified as 100% disabled. 

• 5,283 people lost limbs, and 1,081 sustained multiple amputations. 

• 2,338 people were missing in action. 

• 766 people were prisoners of war, with 114 dying in captivity. 

• The highest state death rate was in West Virginia, at 84.1. 

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The government, federal and state, regulates what we do with our bodies all day long. They are killers who only pretend to care when they want your easily manipulated votes. Que Mala is not interested in creating a brilliant society where abortion is legal, but rare. A society where everyone feels like they can afford basics AND some extras as well; where our communities are safe and clean; where education is accessible and comprehensive; and all babies are loved, warm, full, and adorable.

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