An incensed public tossed him out of the job, but these castrating physicians had begun to make waves in murky legislative waters. In 1907, a bill before the Texas House of Representatives provided for the castration of rapists. It will be a big step in the advance of civilization if we can get such a law in every state. We're glad you asked. Not really, at least not in the context that these people are talking about.
Evolution only works on a level of what makes the individual produce more breeding individuals.
For example, suppose your mother was randomly born with the special power to bear 10 children a year, and she kept at it. Pretty soon there are a whole lot of your, and, since there's not enough food to go round, folks start starving. Of course, there's a lot of you, and if equal numbers die off, eventually nearly everyone will be like you, because you can outbreed everyone else. The nine-monthers simply take too long to keep up. Something else that's important is that nothing an individual does in his or her lifetime will be passed on to children genetically.