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Sometimes sterilization is just the right answer

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This guy should be ordered by the state to get fixed.

 

I know in KY they can do that in fact there is a guy in NKY who was ordered to have a vasectamy because he has like 12 kids with 5 different women. I believe he had 3 in one year, just reckless.

 

The last known compulsory sterilization in the United States was over 30 years ago. On what grounds could the judge order a vasectomy? Sterilization as punishment for a crime has been illegal since the 1940s. Sterilization as part of a state eugenics program for the mentally disabled is still on the books though, as I said, unused for a few decades.

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wasnt there something on here not to long about about how men were taking something like $10,000 to get snipped so that they wouldn't have any more kids?

So the third cop was an N'Sync fan?
:lol: :lol:

 

 

Same cop. I think he just FINALLY realized who I was.

:lol: :lol:

 

 

Same cop. I think he just FINALLY realized who I was.

 

And realized you actually couldn't afford all of the tickets?

30 kids from 11 different women with the oldest being 14? That's an average of 2 a year.

 

I think the court should make him watch all thirty everyday.

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