I don't believe in a draft for either sex

So if someone proposed that women should have to sign up for selective service too in order to highlight the injustice that only males have to, would you approve of that?

Hopefully you understand how this masturbation bill makes men feel now.

those two examples are not on the same scale as forced births...

So how many women die from being forced to give birth in comparison to infants who die from circumcision complications? Do you know or are you still just making baseless claims?

Everything you listed is a potential threat for women, while male circumcision is currently legal and culturally accepted in the US. So you're right that the issues aren't on the same scale, the problem of male infants having their dicks cut up is clearly on a much larger one.

You see how far off topic this conversation has gone now? All because you made the claim that "No one would vote to infringe upon men's rights to their bodies." This is how derailment happens, when people form opinions from ignorance combined with speaking with conviction and in absolutes. This is a tip for you and anyone else reading this who whines about "derailment" and "what about teh menz": DON'T DO THAT if you don't want derailment to happen, because you will just end up being effortlessly proven wrong followed by rationalizations and terrible arguments that don't accomplish anything.

Back to the original topic at hand though: Senator Johnson's bill.

She tried to compare the way people are attempting to restrict women's reproductive "rights" (in reality privileges) by creating her own restrictive legislation for men. The problem is that she made failed miserably in creating a proper analogue and actually ended up unintentionally drawing attention to the disadvantage and relative lack of choices that men face. Men already don't have anything like a male abortion, so of course she had to make a dishonest comparison to avoid acknowledging the fact that they already have their bodies and wallets legislated against which is something that would ruin the weak argument she tried to make.