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Irrelevant, your daughters reap the "fruits" of the "equality" movement,

My daughters are homeschooled by their stay at home mom. They are being taught to be proper young ladies and eschew the fruits you are talking about.

Of course they will NOT be registering. Whether my son registers or not when he is of age will be up to him. If it is unlikely that he will be deployed into a just situation, I will advise him not to.

You probably want your daughters to succeed in the workforce where quotas and image reign.

Bad assumption, and one that you should not have made based on my earlier posts. And yes, I don't like the fact that modern society is reducing the number of options for men to support their families.

BTW, I'm all for getting rid of the Selective Service. Dumping draft registration was an unfulfilled promise by President Reagan.

Your daughters are being educated for "what" exactly?

Yes it would be nice for yearn for the saner things in life, but my sons will be living in a world where a large percentage of females are bent on competition, rather than co-operation. Competing with these females (Hollering about gender, equality, quotas, etc.) have advantages not afforded men. Its one thing to compete with other men on an equal plain; however females should also work on an equal playing field, or quit bitching about "grievances"/being "disadvantaged".

Sons should not have to face a disadvantage if traditional roles are being skewed in favor of narcissistic females who are in deep competition with every facet of those traditional roles.

If a small percentage of women drive the agenda at the expense of my sons, well guess what, the agenda should also weigh females down in order for a real change to occur/self reflection about nurturing society and the next generations to come.