Jkloc420
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i remember it used to be 3425 is the maximum age at which you have to register.
i remember it used to be 3425 is the maximum age at which you have to register.
I'll do it anyway. I don't give a . Biology's a bitch.I try not getting into that convo because I dont want to argue with woman about how they can do the same
I believe that's the maximum age you may voluntarily enlist.i remember it used to be 34
i dont know I just remember 34I believe that's the maximum age you may voluntarily enlist.
I know someone who enlisted at 39 or 40.I believe that's the maximum age you may voluntarily enlist.
Well, my address is different than it was when I last had to register so whoop dee sh*.I think you can be called up in the draft up to age 34 if you are registered.
Hmm. I'm not sure then.I know someone who enlisted at 39 or 40.
The thing is, you gotta accept the fact that men and women are NOT equal and never will be. They are a liability on the front line and just get better men killed.
The "fair" thing would be to have extra rights and authorities that come with the the obligation of registering for the draft and being responsible for the defense of a nation. Like voting.
I am 100% serious.
I know that's why I posted the laugh. Taking away once voting rights because they don't serve is. hilariousI am 100% serious.
Read my post. I didn't say because they don't serve, but because they don't have the same obligations and responsibilities nor are held to the same standards.I know that's why I posted the laugh. Taking away once voting rights because they don't serve is. hilarious
The context of your post is serving on the front line. Now tell me what other responsibilities that they cannot do that should result in the loss of their voting rights?Read my post. I didn't say because they don't serve, but because they don't have the same obligations and responsibilities nor are held to the same standards.
When men can bear children then I say sign them up.
lol now you see my point of my post earlier lolRead my post. I didn't say because they don't serve, but because they don't have the same obligations and responsibilities nor are held to the same standards.
The responsibility of a nation's defense and security is all it takes. Tell me, what do you think a better alternative would be for appropriate rights and authorities that come with bearing this obligation?The context of your post is serving on the front line. Now tell me what other responsibilities that they cannot do that should result in the loss of their voting rights?
I find myself alone on this all the time. Not gonna stop me from making my point though.lol now you see my point of my post earlier lol
a lot of people just avoid it, that is one i usually stay away fromI find myself alone on this all the time. Not gonna stop me from making my point though.
How about the right to free healthcare and pension for life if you serve on the battlefield, regardless of how much time served?The responsibility of a nation's defense and security is all it takes. Tell me, what do you think a better alternative would be for appropriate rights and authorities that come with bearing this obligation?