contraception alternative

Why is it that we almost always only hear about how population restraint depends on women? It's as if women made babies all by themselves and men had no responsibility. But not everyone falls for that strangely distorted point of view. Link to film inside.

Jonathan Stack and supporters are trying to raise a bit over $50,000 in order to make a film about the power of vasectomy.

Vasectomies are cheaper, easier and safer than hysterectomies and tubal ligations or chemical contraceptives (although women remain very grateful for those). What is more, you know where you stand on paternity suits. Most of all, though, you take control over your ecological footprint by not creating any little feet that you don't want.

What do you do when you want to lower the cat population? You desex the tom-cats. The same rules apply for humans.

October 18 is World Vasectomy Day and 100 doctors in 25 countries are going to do over 1000 vasectomies. Already doctors are helping men to fulfill their desire to stop siring children. In the film below we see a doctor about to perform a vasectomy on a willing free customer who has 26 children and does not want any more.

As the founder of World Vasectomy Day, Jonathan Stack, says, "Overpopulation makes every environmental problem more complicated."