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CMV: Women in the United States should be required to sign up for the draft when they turn 18 as well.

Though the draft has been universally unpopular, the fact that modern era women should not sign up baffles me. If a man were to not sign up for the draft after turning 18 in a timley fashion, he will be fined and possibly jailed. The idea that women are not subject to the same treatment as men is frankly unequal and sexist. Previously based on cultural norms and prejudices it would make sense that they were not required. Now in 2018 with a slew of cultural progression in terms of women's rights, gender norms being toppled, and society celebrating women in powerful positions; why do we not see a change in policy to reflect our cultural progression as a nation? I'm only focusing directly on male and female, race/religion/trans people/etc. A is separate issue in this case. 

Edit: Thank you for all the wonderful responses and those who have taken the time to really think about this CMV. It has come to my attention that some posters are stating a removal of the selective service (draft), while I do agree with you because the U.S. has the largest Volunteer military the law/act exists and the focus is not on repealing the law but instead the equal commitment of men and women. 
One large portion with this argument is that men must sign the selective service agreement in order to express their vote; while women freely receive this right upon turning 18. This is the main point of the CMV. Equal commitment for equal expression. If one must commit to die to express their votes and freedoms while the other freely receives theirs, that is an issue of inequality.
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We should just get rid of the draft period. 

Studies have shown that massive acts of compulsion like this are not effective for building efficient teams. Research into 1800s era slavery shows that if slave owners had actually treated their slaves better, they would have worked harder and been more productive, but because they were compelled and whipped and barely taken care of they required more slaves to make up for the workload because someone who at their core is adverse to being in a situation is not going to be the best fit for that situation. Look at Vietnam and draft dodging. People were so adverse to the draft back then that they would have rather done jail time than serve. That's not conducive to a strong standing army.

The draft is a dated concept that was implemented well before the population of the United States was anywhere near 300,000,000. Today right now despite that massive number we are only recruiting 1.3 million for all branches of our military. So odds are, moving forward we will have very little need for a compulsory draft, because the odds are heavily stacked in the favor of military recruitment efforts. If we only need 1,300,000/300,000,000 people that's a pretty achievable goal without compulsion.