Yeah still disappointed in mike though

Great Job Mike!!

What did I find xD

But what if the man is innocent then what is the use of using the rape card I know a friend who was accused of rape in middle school and he was not only expelled but also got disconnected from his friends, family, and was found innocent but the damage already was done. Yes, there are times that they are actual rapist and pedophiles but there are a lot of times when they are innocent.

@jian In one of the sentences there ( by the way this is the official website that I am looking at ) that men who fail to participate in the Selective Service System will not be eligible for some programs and benefits such as student loans and grants for college, government jobs, and job training. Also immigrant men that live in the US who failed to register between 18-23 might be denied US citizenship. Do you think that is fair?

@jian Exactly and sometimes that is what happens in those courts just the simple was she raped which causes problems for men because sometimes it is false which no matter what even if they are found innocent their lives are ruined. Which makes us constantly walk on egg shells cause we can do the slightest thing that might make a girl mad or want revenge and then they can accuse us of rape and boom we're done for.

@jian honestly that makes a slight bit more sense but why does it not make us eligible for certain services don't you think that is a little over the edge?

But what if it wasn't real rape and the person is being falsely accused of that then should the trail go like that? With no one saying other wise and with no evidence what so ever just the simple saying that the rape happened and that is all? I am not trying to be disrespectful nor mean just saying it from a different perspective.

Pataki signed into law a bill which states men, age 18 through age 25, who are required to be registered with Selective Service under federal law and who apply for a state driver's license or renewal, permit, or state I.D. card, consent to automatic registration with the Selective Service System. Maintaining a high compliance rate is of concern to officials because it means that any future draft instituted by Congress and the President in a national emergency would be fair and equitable. Also, men who fail to register with Selective Service are not eligible for certain programs and benefits that Congress and most states and territorial legislatures and the District of Columbia have linked to registration. They include student loans and grants for college, government jobs, and job training. Additionally, immigrant men residing in the U.S. who failed to register when they were at least 18 years old, but not yet 26 years old, may be denied U.S. citizenship by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

@frencha One, wow that was very detailed which I enjoyed reading also it sounded very formal as if it was a poem or a story. Also okay so then I will agree that men are what women make them cause me being a man myself ( 13 so not really a man but that doesn't matter right now ) I have seen the way my relationships have changed the way I have talked, reacted, treated, and acted around women completely.