Andrew Wilson

No, you can't.

There is no equivalency, and I can point out the distinction.

I agree, but you need to get to the they're having kids part before you can tell me that there's some equivalency to men being drafted because they're not having kids.

And you're not being drafted.

But I can be compelled because I've signed up for the draft.

Where have they signed up to have kids?

I think this is a splitting hairs argument.

I think it's not.

I think that the idea that my children can be drafted or I could be drafted even at my age because perhaps I have knowledge which would be useful to the United States military.

They could do it in five seconds.

They could bring me on.

In Ukraine, they draft 60-year-old men, okay?

If they need you, they're going to take you.

And you can peel potatoes or whatever it is they need, right?

Women do not have to do that.

They do not have to sign up for selective service.

They're not compelled and will never be compelled.

They can avoid pregnancy though, right?

And if you're saying that they have a duty to have children.

I'm not saying they have a duty.