Shouldn't women be prohibited from procuring 'VIAGRA'?

Question

..as it could be the female rapist's weapon, the mere possession of this pill should be exclusive to males.

Answer 1

That would, of course, be the assumption that all women are rapists. But I suppose turnabout is fair play.

Answer 2

Need a little help do you hun?

Answer 3

ahhhhhhh we could only be so lucky hu.

Answer 4

I guess that is a valid argument.

Answer 5

No because males can rape other males so by your logic no one should have it.

Answer 6

Viagra doesn't make you unconscious or unaware of what's going on.  Viagra doesn't even make the male arouse.  It only works when he is aroused.  Actual drugs used in rapes cause blackouts, make the victim unconscious or unable to fight back.  Viagra doesn't qualify.  Your logic is seriously flawed.

Answer 7

Viagra works for women who have trouble achieving o****m the same way it works for men who cannot achieve an erection.

It is sexist that Insurance companies do not pay for Viagra for women, since they do for men.

You are really stretching about the rape usage.  This would have to be more common before a law would be passed.  A one time occurrence isn't enough to get a legislator's time.  Also, it isn't that hard to get a p***s hard, with or without the man's permission.  If I wanted to do that, I wouldn't need Viagra, unless the man had ED.  I have a hand!  Manipulation is easier than somehow shoving a pill down a man's throat.

BTW, the Viagra rape is urban legend - never happened.

Answer 8

Whatever floats their boat.

Answer 9

A potato pealer COULD be used as a weapon. That doesn't mean it should be illgal to buy them.

Answer 10

Why the heck can't women get some stupid pill?

What are you on about?

And only 10% of rapes, and 25% of abuse are by women

So what is this?

Answer 11

Why is that? Another right taken away from women?

Answer 12

well if your intention is to play dirty, then go ahead and push for legislation... I fail to see how anyone gains, but that doesn't seem to be the pushing force behind this question anyway.

Answer 13

Woman's orgasic superiority may yet prevail, but the playing field otherwise has been leveled byt he advent of a little blue miracle pill named Viaga and various offspring.  Guess who's taking it?  Not just middle-aged and elderly men, but college men, who increasingly are reportig sexual dysfunction and performance problems.  (2006 Northwester University study) ... ... ... others quoted report similarly rising rates  .... 30% of his patients with ED are under age thirty.

There could be several explanations for the rising incidence of impotance amoung young males, including alcohal, drugs, stress, & generally poor health.  Many arrive at college on antidepressants or antianxiety medications that tamp down s*x drive and inhibit normal responses.  But researchers don't discount the sexual aggressiveness of young women and the effects of massive doses of pornography as potential contributing factors.  One female college student told the Post:  "I know lots of girls for whom nothing is off-limits. The pressure on the guys is a huge deal"

Answer 14

Mmm, I tend to agree with the person who said it assumes all women are rapists.  

Kind of like prohibiting arsenic assumes everyone is a murderer.  There are other uses for it, and we keep track of who buys it.

If someone says, "she raped me," and the prosecutor finds that she bought Viagra, then that evidence will probably win the case for the victim.

It is better to prevent rape when possible, of course, but it's like preventing men from buying tampons: they're probably picking them up for their wife.  

It's rare for a woman to buy Viagra and when she does, she is most likely picking it up for a husband or boyfriend who is too busy or too embarrassed to get it himself.

Although there may be some women, as you say, who pick it up with the intention of using it to rape someone, they are the minority.

Plus if you banned exclusively women from buying any product the ACLU would have a field day.

Answer 15

Umm no. Its clear that you don't know how viagra works. You have to have the sexual thoughts in your head before the erection will commence.