The draft

It would certainly be difficult for kids to be raised by their dads. Moreover it would be difficult for women to combat since we have motherly hearts. Plus post-war trauma would be very much difficult to deal with. Plus, what if they get raped or something? Anyways, I don't know, maybe it's for they themselves to answer. Here's a joke that could keep things going for now: My friend's wife returned from a tour of duty in the Middle East. To celebrate, he decided to take her out for a night on the town. Proud of her service record, he suggested she wear her uniform. Not only did a patriotic taxi driver refuse to accept money from them, but an appreciative citizen paid for her meal at the restaurant, and the theater manager upgraded their balcony seats to the orchestra. At the end of the evening, my friend turned to his wife. "I still get credit for taking you out, right?"

I don't think women should have to register for the draft. I really don't believe in the draft at all. Forcing people to go and fight in a war they might not even believe in. I know as long as this president is in office, I wouldn't want to have anything to do with the service.

absolutely! this is on a subject ive always wondered about. women always want equal rights to men, and have been fighting for it for years. but when it comes to drafts or dangerous jobs, they dont want equality! if we can vote you can vote. if we can own land you can own land. if we have to fight for the country, you have to fight for the country!

Hmm...I think the women that were fighting to be able to fight in the army and fighting for those rights should have to be in the draft, yes. But not for those of us who don't really care whether woman fight in the army or not.