We lost. The supreme court has affirmed the most offensively discriminatory federal legislation since the Civil War:

http://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/vpw1c/why_tomorrow_is_a_big_day_for_the_mrm/

If Obamacare had been the law in 1995, my father would not be alive today. The good man who spilled his tears and his sweat for his family and his community, would have been forced to spill his blood to cut costs.

Millions of men each year will develop prostate cancer. All of them will be oblivious to the silent killer growing inside them. When symptoms appear, it will be too late for treatment. This will cost them their lives, but it will also save lots of money. There is no cheaper way to die than untreated prostate cancer. Feminists will rejoice, because this will free up lots of money to pay for perks for women, like free birth control and yearly "well woman visits" (another privilege with no male counterpart, as "well man visits" do not exist).

In case you think "family history" will save you, think again. Quoted from the USPSTF statement:

"This recommendation applies to men in the U.S. population that do not have symptoms that are highly suspicious for prostate cancer, regardless of age, race, or family history. "

You can read this incomprehensibly evil statement made by the Obamacare death panel here:

http://www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/uspstf12/prostate/draftrecprostate.htm

My health plan has already cut PSA screening from the list of covered procedures. Last year my PSA jumped from 4 to 10, I don't know why, and now I never will.

My health plan also refuses to pay for anti cancer vaccination for my two sons. If my sons had been girls, the $1500 three dose Guardasil program would have been free of cost. But according to feminists, the lives of boys are not worth saving.