You, whether feminist or not, claim you are here to support men in our quest for equal treatment and rights under the law. But all I see are appropriation attempts by feminists, women bitching about their hurt feelings, constant downvoting and constant telling us we are doing it wrong shame attacks and finally boring us with personal stories of your boyfriends and how they aren't like that.

So I have devised a test. This test will prove your base level commitment to the Mens Rights Movement.

The test is simply and will only take 15 minutes of your time, if that, but no longer than a hour. I also propose that we in the r/MR honor each woman who passes with a badge or something. Maybe a list of their names on the sidebar. This will help cull the honest women from the trolls.

So here is the test. It's something that every western man, especially American, had to do on his 18 birthday. Go down to the post office and ask for the Selective Service Forms and fill one out. Video tape it or take pictures and post them here in r/mensrights. From what I remember it wasn't a difficult form to fill out, it only took about five or ten minutes. I know you need your social security number and date of birth and you might even need your birth certificate(but I doubt it).

Or hell, you can apparently register online.

If the women of r/mensrights can't answer this call then you are fucking useless to us and GTFO! It's as much trouble as going down to the post office and filling out one form. It's time to nut up or shut up women. So what do you say? Can you put on your big girl panties and do this simple and short thing to prove you are worthy of being in the MRM?

Edit: So at the time of this edit not one of you will volunteer for this. I understand that you don't support the draft, I don't either. I still had to sign the fuckin card or I wouldn't be able to go to college today. I wouldn't have been able to get the jobs I have gotten, they actually check this stuff. I would have had to spend up to 5 years in prison and pay up to 250,000 dollars while losing various rights if I didn't spend all of 15 minutes filling out a card at the post office.

Let's be real women. Especially those of you claiming to be in poor health anyways. They aren't going to draft you, especially if your in such paw health that you would be a danger to other soldiers? I have heard feminist after feminist claim that there would be no war or wars would be much shorter if it was women coming back in body bags. I tend to agree with them too. If the draft is going to be abolished then women need to pitch in and sign up for it on a symbolic level. The most that will happen to you women is that the guy or gal at the post office will argue with you and deny you access to a small piece of paper. Take a video camera and record it and put it on youtube and here, we can stir up some controversy and maybe get something done about it. YOU, women of the MRM, could be the catalyst needed to change this system. You claim you want to help men and boys and I am offering you a chance. It's such a small lil piece of paper and such a short amount of time. What's the big deal?

Edit 2: Some_asshole brought up some good points about privacy and anon status. If this is a worry for you then a simple pic of the draft card with your name blurred out is sufficient as proof of you completing the challenge. I know you women are not allowed to fill out a draft registration. THAT IS THE POINT! If a bunch of you do this and post it here on reddit and youtube and other sites it will create some buzz around the issue. This is a perfect time to do this considering we currently don't have a draft military and our political environment doesn't want one. By doing this you women will go through a experience that every man on this planet(or most) go through on becoming a adult. Most countries men are forced to serve for 3 yrs or longer. Here in the West, esp. America we simply have to sign away our freedoms on our 18th birthday, or within 30 days of it. You women claim to participate to learn more about the male experience, or many of you do. Here is your chance to look through a male lens. At the same time you can symbolically protest against misandric laws and maybe inch towards their demise. It will only take five minutes of your time, c'mon.