Andrew Wilson

So why is it that women get all of the equality, but also get all the privilege?

That doesn't seem right to me.

That seems like it's backwards.

So I'm still waiting to hear from anybody ever, what are these

privileges men have over women versus what women have over men.

So if you can go and you can be drafted, you can be sent off to war, right?

And women can't, but they can vote to send you off to war.

How is that not something which fundamentally needs to be addressed immediately?

That seems to me like it's completely lopsided and it's giving one class of people a significant privilege over another.

Well, see, now we come into pragmatic problems, though.

The reason that you said earlier, I'm against women being drafted is because they can't really serve in combat roles, only in support roles, as draftees and men would have to serve in combat roles.

The reason women don't do well in combat roles is because, well, driving tanks is hard work.

It takes muscles and you got to run the shells and you have to carry hundreds of pounds of equipment with you and you have to do all of this type of thing.

And generally speaking, women aren't equipped for it, which is why we've never had a female Navy SEAL to date, even though they've been trying for like 25 years.

We still haven't had a single one.

They can't do the job.

Now, what people always do is point out liars.

Right.

Well, some women can do it.

That's true.