Liberal men are getting vasectomies in record numbers to protest abortion bans across the country in the wake of the Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade. And pro-life advocates welcome the decisions because it will mean fewer babies being killed in abortions.
Reports of increased numbers of vasectomies have been coming in over the last six months following the summer ruling from the Supreme Court. In fact reports began surfacing after Texas became the first state to successfully ban abortions in late 2021 — with some reports indicating an increase of 15% in the number of men seeking vasectomies.
Now, NPR indicates those numbers are shooting up nationwide. And thankfully the men getting vasectomies are the ones who would be perfectly fine with having their own child killed in an abortion.
As soon as the Dobbs decision was released, Dr. Esgar Guarín says his Iowa-based vasectomy practice saw a surge in website traffic, and the number of patients coming for procedures nearly doubled from June to July.
“What has happened is that since Roe v. Wade was overturned, many men have realized that they perhaps have been absent in contraception, particularly in contraceptive decisions,” says Guarín, who assisted with the vasectomy clinic in Missouri.
Guarín’s practice isn’t alone. A spokesperson for the American Urological Association told NPR that while national data isn’t available yet, healthcare providers around the country have anecdotally reported seeing increased demand for vasectomies in recent months.
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The vasectomies are saving the lives of unborn children.
Since this summer’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, some doctors say they’re hearing from a growing number of male patients asking for vasectomies.
“It shouldn’t just be on women to step up and not have kids, you know?” says Dustin May, of St. Louis, shortly after his vasectomy procedure at a Planned Parenthood clinic. Vasecomies are outpatient permanent sterilization procedures that block sperm from being released in semen.
May and his girlfriend, Courtney Price, have known for years that they don’t want children.
“If she got pregnant, an abortion would be something that we would consider… This is a step to prevent that.”
The irony is that America’s biggest abortion business is now doing vasectomies that will prevent abortions as opposed to ending the lives of children before birth.
The Planned Parenthood clinic in St. Louis used to provide abortions, but on a recent day NPR visited, the health center was hosting a free vasectomy clinic at three different locations around Missouri over three days. Normally, if not covered by a patient’s insurance, Planned Parenthood charges up to $1,000 for the procedure, including follow-up care.
Ultimately, making decisions before becomign pregnant instead of having an aboriton afterwards is the goal pro-life advocates have promotes for decades. It took reversing Roe for abortion supporters to finally do something about it.
