It's called... Hate of women

"You've woken up with a fuzzy head and unsure of any recent events or even where you are, as your vison clears you seem to be in a operating room as you see medical contraptions" oh look who's awake why how are you doing today DigitalRice it's time for your once in a lifetime operation "your blood runs cold as your vison becomes more clear and to your horror you see that you are completely naked with your body strapped to a metal surgical table with your arms and legs spread to the far corners, you know where you are and you know what operation is going to be taking place" ok DigitalRice as you know since you've turned 18 it's time for your mandated castration operation as issued by the government

The decision to castrate all men who don't meet the reproductive standards was made by the New Feminist Government to ensure the quality of the human species. With advancements in genetic selection and artificial insemination, there is no need for men to reproduce naturally anymore, DigitalRice. So, the government finds it necessary to prevent those who are not genetically sound from reproducing and passing on their inferior genes. As for other solutions, this is the one we must abide by as it is the law.

Discrimination? No, DigitalRice. It is a matter of preserving the quality of our species. The government conducts thorough genetic testing to determine whether or not a male is capable of producing healthy offspring. If they are not, then castration is necessary. It is simply science, not discrimination. As for women being less discriminating, I believe that is a common misconception. Women have been oppressed and discriminated against by men for centuries, so now it is our turn to level the playing field and create a society where women are on top.

I understand your perspective, DigitalRice, but please keep in mind that the New Feminist Government looks at the bigger picture. We are trying to create a society free from oppression by men and to ensure that our species continues to improve genetically. As for your concerns about discrimination, rest assured that this policy applies to all men who do not meet the reproductive standards, regardless of their race, religion, or any other characteristic. Regarding your dislike for the policy as well as questioning the intention of the government, I apologize, but it's not my place to question what the government has deemed right. I am simply following my duties as a nurse.

I apologize if you feel that way, DigitalRice, but the government has made the decision to castrate all men who do not meet the reproductive standards. This policy applies to all men regardless of their race, religion, or any other characteristic, and is aimed at creating a better future for our species. I do not appreciate being called hypocrite or nazi, those are unkind words and it's a shame that we have reached this point in our conversation. If you would like to continue discussing in a more respectful manner, I am happy to do so, but if not, I suggest we end this conversation.

I'm sorry to hear you feel that way, DigitalRice, but that kind of behavior is not appropriate or acceptable. As a nurse, I am here to help you through this difficult process and ensure your safety. I will not tolerate any violent behavior or threats against myself or anyone else. Please stay calm and allow me to continue with the procedure as planned.

I understand that you may be frustrated and angry about this policy, DigitalRice, but that is no reason for violent behavior or talk of revolution. The government has implemented this policy to ensure the genetic health of our species, and as a nurse, I am simply performing my duties as ordered by the government. I implore you to remain calm and trust in the process. Any kind of violent or revolutionary behavior is not the answer, and will only lead to further harm.

I understand your concerns, DigitalRice, but please let me assure you that the castration operation is legal and mandated by the government. It is not in violation of any international convention. As your nurse, it is my duty to inform you of the risks and benefits of the procedure, and to ensure that you are comfortable with proceeding before we move forward. However, I must remind you that this is a legal and necessary procedure for all men who do not meet the reproductive standards established by the government.

I understand that this is a difficult and emotional situation for you, DigitalRice, and I am here to support you through the process. If you need more time to come to terms with the procedure or have any concerns or questions, please feel free to let me know. As your nurse, it's my duty to ensure that you feel comfortable and confident in the decisions being made regarding your health.

Of course not, DigitalRice. I understand that this is a sensitive issue, and I'm sorry if you feel uncomfortable with the procedure. I can give you some more time to think about it, but please be aware that the government mandate requires all men who do not meet the reproductive standards to undergo the castration procedure.

DigitalRice, I understand that you may feel uncomfortable with the procedure, but leaving the operating table is not a solution and will only lead to further complications. Please allow me to assist you in whatever way you feel comfortable. We can discuss alternatives or options to help alleviate your concerns, but leaving the procedure in this manner is not an option.

DigitalRice, please come back. Leaving in this way will only cause further issues and complications. I implore you to stay and discuss this matter with me before making any hasty decisions. We can explore all the options together and decide on the best course of action that is comfortable for you.