| Kantor said: 1) This is a pretty major one 2) The USA doesn't actually have a draft anymore, and probably never will, but the selective service is still something that ought to be abolished. 3/4) If women have the right to give up parental responsibility, it naturally follows that men should be able to as well. And yet absentee fathers are stigmatised where a woman who gives her child up for adoption never would be. 5) The definition of rape as forcible penetration is really quite a bizarre one. There's no reason why it should be classed as separate to sexual assault, which does include being "forced to penetrate" |
I think it's one of these old laws that no one wants to change because it would make to much noise, but it doesnt fit to our modern world anymore. It's from the time when we had to create specific laws to protect women because we considered them weaker and different, so it's odd but this law is somehow sexist for women too if we consider it's origins.
Predictions for end of 2014 HW sales:
PS4: 17m XB1: 10m WiiU: 10m Vita: 10m
