[ WP ] In a world where most men are infertile , semen banks behave as corrupt as real banks

This is n't the story of the virtuous do-gooder who put down the tyranny of a corrupted capitalistic market. This is n't the story of the prince who rescued the princess - of the heroic soldier fighting for liberty and freedom. 
 
 This is the story of corruption and deceit. This is the story of evil minds put to an evil purpose - of the bad abusing the intentions of the good. 
 
 This is the story of Tom. 
 
 Tom was one of the few remaining fertile men in America. Tom made a low income on donating his sperm to banks and he was constantly being moved by the government in order to'protect humanity's future'. They experimented on him and injected him with whatever they'd like - he was a slave to their curiosity. **'What about my future?'** Tom thought. **'Do I get one too?'** 
 
 No. Tom was not entitled to a future like others, who were born into privilege and given ample opportunity to follow their professions. Tom was property. 
 
 *Was* property. 
 
 Tom led a revolt of fertile men and took over the sperm banks. They assigned their own paychecks, made their own rules, and forewent all human experimentation. They were seen as the good guys. 
 
.. but remember: this is n't the story of the good. This is the story of the vengeful and righteous. 
 
 Tom and his followers garnered support from fertile men across the world, forming the Virile League. Soon, campaigns to topple the world's sperm banks by Virilites echoed through the civilized world - the Virile League soon controlled the world's sperm industry. They made their own goods for their own banks, and as a result, began to increase the price for sperm samples monthly. It doubled in price within the first few months, and quadrupled by eight. The infertile community was outraged, but violence was n't an option: hurting a fertile male was against the law. 
 
 Diplomacy ensued. Tom, the leader of the Virile League, demanded that every government give special pensions to fertile men - and that the UN and other similar government unions surrender their executive control to any and all fertile leaders. The deal was initially refused. 
 
 Several years of unsuccessful diplomacy followed until populations in most countries ground to a halt. Due to the lack of births, countries worldwide were now dropping in population. Leaders convened and attempted to agree to the terms, but the Virile League pressed their advantage: all infertile leaders would step down from office and let a fertile candidate rule instead. They had no choice but to agree. 
 
 For three years the world was in control of the Virile League. Infertile men were now frowned upon - sometimes harassed and even assaulted if caught int he wrong neighborhoods. They were branded with neon-pink tattoos on their hands and necks. Fertile men were sent to replace the infertile in important jobs such as policing, fire fighting, doctoring, anything of that likes. After ten years of constant abuse, the infertile were reduced to slaves and criminals. Tom's plan was nearing fruition: he had one thing left to do. 
 
 In the middle of the night, Tom and his world leaders sent armed men to find and execute all branded citizens of the world. By morning, infertility was a thing of the past. Sperm banks remained open to provide for the huge difference in the amount of men and women in the world, but many fertile men began to step down from their positions and take wives and make families. Soon, only Tom remained in power. 
 
 The Virile League was soon dissolved and replaced by an empire led by Tom. 
 
 Tom passed away in his sleep shortly after uniting the world under his Empire. He died being praised as a hero - the savior of mankind. 
 
 And yet.. this is n't the story of the hero, is it? This is the story of the villain. 
 
 Centuries later, researchers began to find the fabled ruins of the mass graves of Tom's reign. Inside were skeletons and meager belongings such as journals. Journals and diaries that depicted their innocence - by the time Tom had united the world, the past two generations were again fertile. 

