Women keep complaining that they are not being treated equal to the men in this country. They even complained that they weren't allowed in combat, (which I think is not a good idea), and the military gave in on that. Since women want to be treated equal to men, then they need to register for the draft. Seems like it is sexual discrimination to make men register and not the women.
David - 8 years ago
I don't remember my draft number but I was still in high school and the last year of draft never got to my number. Later I enlisted in 1974 and ultimately spent a 30+ years career. So no I believe the draft should still be used but I also believe all males registered is enough and if females choose to enlist that's more than enough personnel. I believe women whom choose to Serve are very good at their jobs but it's not for everyone and I mean both sexes not just females!
Women keep complaining that they are not being treated equal to the men in this country. They even complained that they weren't allowed in combat, (which I think is not a good idea), and the military gave in on that. Since women want to be treated equal to men, then they need to register for the draft. Seems like it is sexual discrimination to make men register and not the women.
I don't remember my draft number but I was still in high school and the last year of draft never got to my number. Later I enlisted in 1974 and ultimately spent a 30+ years career. So no I believe the draft should still be used but I also believe all males registered is enough and if females choose to enlist that's more than enough personnel. I believe women whom choose to Serve are very good at their jobs but it's not for everyone and I mean both sexes not just females!