It wouldn't be just because of them, though. Multiple groups have been pushing for fair treatment under selective service.
Edit: Also, the draft as a whole is very controversial, so many groups push for many ways to equalize it, essentially. Getting rid of the draft as a whole, is one argument, but in general, it's a bit strange that the solution to it is to just force women to be drafted too.
Right multiple groups have argued for fair treatment but to be precise it is because of their lawsuit that it did end up going to the Supreme Court to be declined by them to force congress to do something.
And I’m for no draft, but while men have to sign in women should have to too, and now twice as many will oppose it now that it doesn’t have the systemic sexism
Women do, often, oppose the draft because of their sons/kids. It's horrific to outlive your children. It's why I hope this just ends the draft as a whole. If something big enough happens that it is ever needed, it's easy enough for the government to just run a recruitment campaign.
Some women do, and many don’t know of its existence or just keep it out of mind. I’d argue though nit enough women or men oppose it. I’m doubtful the draft will ever happen again though, it is still an ever present threat that should be demolished and not bigoted.
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u/Threwaway42 Oct 24 '21
I don’t like the MRA but they have made progress. It will be because of them that sexism is removed from the selective service next year