IcebergSlim
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Wrong....That has been under active review.Men can't currently be drafted either, you fucking idiot...Nonsense. He was a monster and did not give medical care to poor women.
THAT is the real reason RWNJs hate PP - they provide health care to women who cannot afford expensive doctors.
Not one of you MEN have adopted unwanted babies. Not one of you has any business commenting on the issue of abortion. Its simply none of your business and the only reason you "care" is that you want to control women.
MYOB
Well considering women can't get drafted, does that mean they have no say when it comes to National Defense?
Do non-firefighters have no say when it comes to firefighting budgets?
My status as an american citizen allows my opinion and vote to count for anything I want it to, or that is up for debate or vote.
So take your "its none of your business" shit and cram it into your empty skull. (I didn't say cram it up your ass because you would probably enjoy that)
If a draft is reimposed BET that women will be included.If a draft is reimposed BET that women will be included.
Considering women dont' have to sign up for Selective Service, I highly doubt that
Been under 'active' review since the 70s.
I'm not overly worried about my granddaughter getting drafted...
can't say the same about my grandsons
Selective Service Systems > Registration > Women And Draft
Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced on December 3, 2015, the Department of Defense will lift all gender-based restrictions on military service starting January. In response, Armed Services Committee Chairmen, Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-TX) and Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), issued a joint statement on December 3, 2015, saying, “Congress has a 30-day period to review the implications of today’s decision. … and receiving the Department’s views on any changes to the Selective Service Act that may be required as a result of this decision.”
As of January 2016, there has been NO decision to require females to register with Selective Service, or be subject to a future military draft. Selective Service continues to register only men, ages 18 through 25.
Following a unanimous recommendation by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta announced, on January 24, 2013, the end of the direct ground combat exclusion rule for female service members. The service branches continue to move forward with a plan to eliminate all unnecessary gender-based barriers to service. Ongoing project is still underway.