In a saterical public service announcement intended to advocate for the Center for Reproductive Rights' Bill of Reproductive Rights, comedian Sarah Silverman warned America's "bros" that if they ever want to see a vagina ever again, they'd better become "bro-choice." "Listen to me, bros," she said. "If you love your mother and your sister, and if you ever want to see a vagina ever again, I got a couple rules for you." Number one: "The way t ...

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In a saterical public service announcement intended to advocate for the Center for Reproductive Rights' Bill of Reproductive Rights, comedian Sarah Silverman warned America's "bros" that if they ever want to see a vagina ever again, they'd better become "bro-choice." "Listen to me, bros," she said. "If you love your mother and your sister, and if you ever want to see a vagina ever again, I got a couple rules for you." Number one: "The way to a woman's heart is never through a mandatory vaginal ultrasound." Number two: "A little love for contraceptive equality never hurt anybody. There seems to be no movement to ban condoms. Lemme tell you soemthing: billions of potential Americans die every day in your gym sock, but no one is going to legislate that." Number three: "If you don't understand how our ladyparts work, you don't get to make any laws about them."

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OpedNews volunteer from 2005 to 2013.

Amanda Lang was a wonderful member of the Opednews team, and the first volunteer editor, for a good number of years being a senior editor. She passed away summer 2014.