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3. Debate:  Was it discriminatory not to include girls and women in the draft?  I don’t think so.  Actually, I question whether the draft at all is a good thing.  But I think it certainly should only apply to men.  Since the draft functionally separates families, I would have to say it’s better to remove the man, since that is the traditional role of men, to fight war.  I can’t see college girls fighting in the trenches.  However, I do believe that the volunteer army should allow everyone to join, regardless of sex or race.
 
3. Debate:  Was it discriminatory not to include girls and women in the draft?  I don’t think so.  Actually, I question whether the draft at all is a good thing.  But I think it certainly should only apply to men.  Since the draft functionally separates families, I would have to say it’s better to remove the man, since that is the traditional role of men, to fight war.  I can’t see college girls fighting in the trenches.  However, I do believe that the volunteer army should allow everyone to join, regardless of sex or race.
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5.    The Lochner Doctrine decided that state laws regulating working hours for men (and later, laws regulating working hours for women) were unconstitutional.  Since it involved federal government invalidating state law, it was a use of the (what decision?) I think it was a bad decision.  Federal government probably shouldn’t be deciding specific working times and forcing them on the states, but the government shouldn’t ban states from having their own working hours laws either.
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5.    The Lochner Doctrine decided that state laws regulating working hours for men (and later, laws regulating working hours for women) were unconstitutional.  Since it involved federal government invalidating state law, it was a use of the Fletcher v. Peck decision. I think it was a bad decision.  Federal government probably shouldn’t be deciding specific working times and forcing them on the states, but the government shouldn’t ban states from having their own working hours laws either.
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