"Women should register for draft"

[EverlastingLifeInView]

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/military-officials-women-should-register-draft-n509851

 

What a scary thought. Our poor brothers have to go through persecution, court battles, and imprisonment for conscientious objection and now quite possibly in the near future us sisters may have to fight that same battle.

 

As we get ever closer to the end I can see this coming to fruition. 

[Miss Bea]

Those idiot woman have asked for it, trouble is, our sisters might get flack from such as this. We are just tottering on the edge insanity. Everywhere you look. But for Jehovah...

[Shawnster]

24 minutes ago, Miss Bea said:

Those idiot woman have asked for it, trouble is, our sisters might get flack from such as this. We are just tottering on the edge insanity. Everywhere you look. But for Jehovah...

 

Our brothers have had to register for the draft forever.  

[EverlastingLifeInView]

40 minutes ago, Miss Bea said:

Those idiot woman have asked for it, trouble is, our sisters might get flack from such as this. We are just tottering on the edge insanity. Everywhere you look. But for Jehovah...

I think majority of the population will agree with this possible outcome, equality and all. 

[Dustparticle]

I register when I was 18 and believe me, I'm not healthy at all. The only thing I can do behind battle lines is eating chocolate while watching everybody getting blow up. Talking post traumatic stress here and I'm not talking about eating chocolate too. Or am I?

[Omoyeme]

Sure, put me on the front line so I can WHACK them with my cane!...pfftt!

[Qapla]

In this country, when boys turn 18 they must register with the draft ... it is mostly a formality that amounts to putting their name on a list.

 

When I turned 18, registering for the draft meant active combat or a five year prison term - unless you could get a classification that kept you from the draft.

 

Several Brothers I grew up with spent five years in Pensacola at the Federal Prison because they refused induction and were unable to secure an undraftable classification. Mostly, this was due to their lack of consistent theocratic activity.

 

Quite a number of the kids I went to school with never came back. A number of others came back "different" and were never the same afterwards.

 

I received a 4D and did not have to worry.

[Alexa]

2 hours ago, Qapla said:

In this country, when boys turn 18 they must register with the draft ... it is mostly a formality that amounts to putting their name on a list.

 

When I turned 18, registering for the draft meant active combat or a five year prison term - unless you could get a classification that kept you from the draft.

 

Several Brothers I grew up with spent five years in Pensacola at the Federal Prison because they refused induction and were unable to secure an undraftable classification. Mostly, this was due to their lack of consistent theocratic activity.

 

Quite a number of the kids I went to school with never came back. A number of others came back "different" and were never the same afterwards.

 

I received a 4D and did not have to worry.

I can see "difference" between my former classmates

[cricket246]

I'm not sure if it's legit or not, I'm doing some research, but a site called "Stars and Stripes" I found while researching the Selective Service laws stated that two house republicans introduced a bill called "Draft American’s Daughters Act". This hits home for me because some of my best friends are between the ages 22-26! And I just turned 28, so if they raise the age limit to 35/42 like rumor on the web has it, It will really hit home...

[Tortuga]

23 minutes ago, cricket246 said:

"Draft American’s Daughters Act"

Is that DADA or DA-DA?

[Alexa]

21 hours ago, cricket246 said:

I'm not sure if it's legit or not, I'm doing some research, but a site called "Stars and Stripes" I found while researching the Selective Service laws stated that two house republicans introduced a bill called "Draft American’s Daughters Act". This hits home for me because some of my best friends are between the ages 22-26! And I just turned 28, so if they raise the age limit to 35/42 like rumor on the web has it, It will really hit home...

what's about the Dada?

[cricket246]

Lol I wonder if they even considered that when coming up with the name for the act.

[Shawnster]

16 hours ago, cricket246 said:

I'm not sure if it's legit or not, I'm doing some research, but a site called "Stars and Stripes"

Stars and Stripes is the official news source for the military.  It has a long history and is respected among the military.