Lysistrata, the character from the Aristophanes play of the same name, declared a sex strike to try to stop a devastating war in Ancient Greece.

Alyssa Milano, actress and political activist, declared a sex strike to try to stop Georgia from protecting unborn children in the womb.

DEAN CAIN: HOLLYWOOD BOYCOTT OF GEORGIA OVER 'HEARTBEAT' BILL IS AN 'ABSOLUTE JOKE'

The state just passed and the governor signed into law a so-called heartbeat bill to outlaw abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detectable. This led Milano to conclude that women can’t risk pregnancy until further notice and must stop having sex — at least stop having sex with “cis men.”

It’s apparently never occurred to Milano that women, not just cis men, support pro-life legislation and that unborn babies are both boys and girls.

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