duckman1161 Archive

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1	Women should not have the right to vote in countries where only men can be drafted. No you ignored my source eith World war two, when you realized you were in a corner you mocked my intelligence. Vietnam didn't have Americand as the aggressors, the NVA invaded an American ally.	/r/MensRights	19/05/19 02:17 AM
1	Women should not have the right to vote in countries where only men can be drafted. You didnt respond to my point. The nature of war has become guerrilla over time yes, but conventional warfare can and will still exist in the world. Vietnam still had a sencse of conventional warfare in it as well. I do not want to see people die, but if you want to live peacefully and free from a terrorist lobbying you head off you should want some form of military defending you.	/r/MensRights	19/05/19 02:04 AM
1	Women should not have the right to vote in countries where only men can be drafted. Dude the russians had millions of soldiers alone compared to the Germans. The entire Allied forces when compared to the Germans was double the size. You have not done your research. The Russians had so many soldiers that they would they couldnt even arm the amount. When one would die another would pick up a gun and fight. Germany was swarmed. They couldnt hold off to 24 Sherman's for one tiger. They could hold off when they were spread thinly throughout Europe, and Africa. They were never going …	/r/MensRights	19/05/19 01:40 AM
0	Women should not have the right to vote in countries where only men can be drafted. No your facts are wrong with Germany sir, the M4 Sherman was mass produced cheap and had safety in numbers. The Tiger tank was the opposite. It was a strong expensive tank that could take on multiple Sherman's at a time. The Russians also had quantity over quality. The T-34 was a cheap effective death trap. There were very good reasons to be in one against a tiger, but if you were on fire only roughly 11% could actually escape	/r/MensRights	18/05/19 04:18 PM
0	Women should not have the right to vote in countries where only men can be drafted. Nobody wants to go to war. We all pay taxes, vote, and use certain benefits brought to us by other citizens. What right does someone else have to use all these pros on a system, yet not face ths cons? Nobody wants to fight, but we got to sometime. In WW2 Germany and Japan's sights were on us next. The draft saved thousands of lives in ways. World War 1, Mexico and Germsny would invade the US after they took Europe. Quality has been proven not to win wars alone. Germany in WW2 lost to our superio…	/r/MensRights	18/05/19 11:23 AM
0	Women should not have the right to vote in countries where only men can be drafted. Mandatory military service is not slavery. It's the draft. If you want to be a citizen who votes in our elections you should sign for the draft. Not many people in their right mind would sign up to willingly fight against a threat to their nation. The draft is how we get troops to fight with. We are still one of the best if not the best equipped militaries in the world, and we do have many tools meant to save our soldiers lives to the best of our abilities.	/r/MensRights	18/05/19 10:59 AM
2	Women should not have the right to vote in countries where only men can be drafted. The draft is meant for defense, almost everyone would die if we had no military because evil exists, the draft is a necessary evil.	/r/MensRights	18/05/19 10:10 AM
1	Women should not have the right to vote in countries where only men can be drafted. I like number three the most to be honest. I do not want to see woman on the front lines because they are not good for it to be frank. Men are geared for defending, and attacking threats. Women just aren't, they care and are there to help raise families back home. It's just biological their minds are set up for parenting better than ours on average, and men are more defensive for defending the family on average. It explains conservatism being mainly male and liberalism being mainly female. Women…	/r/MensRights	17/05/19 02:32 PM
3	Why is this even a question? Men are walked ontop of, no one cares about us really.	/r/MensRights	29/03/19 07:01 PM