Uncle Sam And Aunt Samantha
In the article “Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha” Anna Quindlen argues that women should be drafted in to the military in a national crisis. Mrs. Quindlen states, “One out of every five recruits in the United States Military is female.” Women have been honored as well as killed in combat situations and the numbers grow and the military is still successful. A poll done ten years ago shows that half of America supports women registering for the draft. Many men do not want to go to war but in a free and equal country all should be involved with a war effort, even women. Many women are entering the military under their own freewill but the Selective Service only requires men from the ages of eighteen through twenty-five to register for the draft. Mrs. Quindlen is correct in saying t
In “Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha” Anna Quindlen is very correct that it is only fair for women to be drafted as well as men. Men and women can co-exist on a battlefield and still complete the job. Having women not register for the draft, they will not receive the same treatment as men. In an equal society Mrs. Qiundlen is right that women should be required to register for the draft. Research is based on government facts and laws set by congress. These sources are accurate and used correctly to state Mrs. Quindlen’s view on women being drafted into a national crisis. There is no excuse for women to be exempt when more and more women are voluntarily joining the military. Drafting women would only make more sense and would be more equal. Mrs. Quindlen is valid when she sa
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