Andrew Wilson

Do you go to jail if you don't do that?

I'm not even asking, like I agree with you, getting drafted and having babies is different.

We can agree with that, right?

Both important.

But the idea here that we are talking about, which should be equal, is the idea of duty.

if we're talking about the compelence of you, if your country drafted you, even if you're in terrible shape, and they told you, look, we're in a collective war effort and we need you, and you're going to come in here and just cook food because our soldiers need food, right?

Are you going to go do it?

Yeah, you would do it.

Now, you're compelled to do that.

Right.

And part of your duty and honor is that you have to go do it.

Sure.

I agree with this.

Okay.

But if we have a compelling duty that men have an ontological function, only men can do this, therefore they should.

Why is that duty not applied the other way?

That to me is inconsistent and it's a hole in the worldview.

It makes no sense to me.

Women.

So then one duty is being fulfilled?