The Mississippi lawmaker proposing a bill that effectively bans masturbation for men says he's shocked by how upset some dudes are ... 'cause he's getting death threats!
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00:00I can't even count how many emails, voicemails, Instagram messages, Facebook messages.
00:10But what I will say is, I'll break it down into response from men and from women.
00:16From women is about 80% positive, thank you, finally you're putting a spotlight on the
00:21men's role.
00:22There's about 20% of the responses from women that are saying that I'm wasting time, wasting
00:29taxpayer money.
00:30And then on the men's side, it's actually about 50-50.
00:34About 50% are like, oh, thanks for pointing this out.
00:38I've got daughters and it's always about what they can do and what they can't do, so thank
00:45you for spreading the spotlight on this.
00:48And the 50% of men that are not for it are upset.
00:54They are mad.
00:57I guess it's the times we live in now, because since you can just type something and it hits
01:02send, but I'm getting some of the most vile things that people can imagine that send to
01:09me.
01:10But it's actually, it's kind of funny, also in a sense.
01:13I've gotten some crazy messages from men, and then the next day they'll apologize because
01:20they hadn't read it or hadn't looked into it, and they're like, oh, I agree with what
01:24you're doing.
01:25I thought that you were really trying to restrict what men can do and what men can't do, but
01:32no, you're shedding the spotlight on how everything's about what the woman can or can't do.