• Exempt from Selective Service (Draft)

Probably negligible. For us to be in a situation where the draft is instated, at this point in technological history, we'd have to be on the verge of Nuclear Winter.

On a personal note, as a servicemember who just got back from deployment, fuck the draft altogether. The last thing anyone would actually want is people of either gender serving who didn't want to be there.

• Favored in Healthcare

This one requires a lot more nuance than that. How about how until recent history, drug trials only used male volunteers because they didn't want "female hormone cycles" interfering with results, so now commonly prescribed medications have unexpected results cause they've never been tested on women? Or how women with heart attacks present very differently than men and even still many health practitioners are not aware, so statistically many women that could've been treated appropriately die cause their symptoms aren't recognized?

Yes women "win" in some aspects of healthcare but the bottom line is it's a much more complicated assessment than this.

• Lighter sentences for same crimes

Agreed, with the caveat of violent crimes. Are you seeking to punish based on intention/rehabilitation or possible damage done? The majority of the time, a guy beating the shit out of someone can do a lot more damage than a woman.

• Exclusive Government Services

Agreed, again with a caveat- VA services, while shitty in many ways, are especially shitty to women. Even though the percentage of female vets is climbing higher every year, few VA centers have regular women's health or are equipped to offer services for those suffering from sexual trauma, especially when considering the rape/sexual assault rates in the military. I haven't looked up the statistics since 2016 but at the time there were exactly two VA homeless shelters that took in women, and hundreds for men.

Proportionally speaking, yes, there's many more male veterans but even with that in mind the resources for female servicemembers are shockingly abysmal in comparison.

• Not net-taxpayers

Agreed

• Diversity Quotas/Affirmative Action

Agreed

• Default child custody in divorce

Agreed to a degree. Most men don't fight for full custody of their kids. The ones I know who did, have it.

• No responsibility for drunken sex

Agreed.

• Govt Subsidized Everything

Come on now. That's a heavy blanket statement to make.

• Can rape men and still get child support

Convicted rapists can sue in most States to get visitation rights of the child they conceived DURING a rape. While not exactly the same thing, obviously this system is fucked on both ends, wouldn't you say?

• Men arrested for defending selves

Agreed to a degree. Men can cause significantly more damage, on average.

• Can falsely accuse men of rape without evidence

And nothing legal will happen to him. While I get that reputations can be destroyed and jobs lost, it's very, VERY difficult to obtain an actual conviction of rape. The Innocence Project shows WAY more people exonerated of MURDER than rape, cause to actually get a conviction requires a LOT of evidence.

On that note, thousands of rape kits across the country are sitting in cold storage and have yet to be processed due to finances of local municipalities. Fact of the matter is, it's sadly easy to "get away" with rape for just this reason, and people know that, which is why most people assume it's possible a woman was raped when she claims it.

Therefore, you want to get rid of false claims, fix the system-process the kits, advocate for more money to go to SVU investigations, harsher sentences for those actually convicted, and tighten up the system. If people believe it works, they're less likely to believe outright a woman who comes forward with nothing but a claim.

• Can rape boys... Media

Agreed

• Never responsible for their actions

Single motherhood is a pretty big responsibility. Yes they get Government help but for the majority of single moms, that's still their life.