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mentally and emotionally women are stronger, superior to men
mentally and emotionally women are stronger, superior to men
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I will agree with you that females can perform well as snipers, as was amply demonstrated in the defense of Stalingrad. But while I've never been in combat I have heard enough about it from those who have, beginning with my own father, to know that women are neither physically nor psychologically adaptable to the the rigors of sustained engagement in typical ground warfare.The average man and average woman both trained in the military arts will do equally well. The technology and required mastery of it have changed much of the dynamics. She won't have to stick a knife in you and saw away, MikeK, she will merely shoot you in the back of the head at night using a sniper infrared scope.
Heck, my 22-year old Marine niece can take you hand to hand if that is how you want to go out.
All women are just too weak. Everyone knows that.
Bodybuilding.com - Tina Chandler: Female Bodybuilding Interview Of The Month, September 2011
All women are just too weak. Everyone knows that.
Bodybuilding.com - Tina Chandler: Female Bodybuilding Interview Of The Month, September 2011
We know women don't have the upper body strength. It's a given and it's the way God made humans. The question is why liberals think it's only fair that American women get the same chance to be killed, maimed in combat or be taken prisoner as men? I don't get it.
maybe on an average you are right.
I have always had upper body strength that blew people away.
Its an average NOT a set in stone rule.
Ask Mohamad Alis daughter about it.
I agree with you on this.... not all women can be judged with a "broad" brush...sorry.
I do however think they should not be on the battlefield where they can possibly be taken as a POW. The fact that there is a girl or should I say woman being held will affect us guys differently than if it is a guy being held. We as men (most of us anyway) want to try to protect the females amoung us, and it may affect the decisions made to get them back.
There is a need for them to serve though... just not out on the battlefield.
This is just one mans opinion and I mean no disrespect toward our fighting women. They are braver than I was.... I never joined, so big props to you gals!
OOWEE Female Martial arts so tough...
I am pretty sure the bad guys have weapons.
A bullet through her head is whole new mind fuck for the grunt who fell in love with her.
Washington. Lived in Southern California, Portland, OR, Baltimore, MD and Biloxi, MS.
If the shoes don't fit you don't have to wear 'em.
Shit, when I was PRT coordinator in Newport RI, I saw many of the women score just as well as the men when it came to pushups and situps - Note that you said "score" here. Of course they can score as good as the males, they have lesser standards. In order for a male to max out the PRT they need: 105 Curl-ups, 87 Push-ups, and a 8.5 minute mile and a half run time. Females only need: 48 Push-ups, and a 9:47 minute mile and a half run time. I do give the Navy credit since females have to do the same amount of curlups as the Males.
If a woman can deploy on a carrier or a full fledged warship, why shouldn't they be allowed in combat as well? - As a Marine I've never been on a full fledged warship but I was on the USS Belleau Wood and having served as a machinegunner during our current conflict(s) I can tell you that there is a pretty big difference between being on a ship and serving in combat as an infantryman.
Despite what I said above, I think that woman should serve in any combat MOS they want to as long as they pass the exact same standards. That's it.
I just want to see how many actually want to do it, and actually can do it.
Where are you from?
Washington. Lived in Southern California, Portland, OR, Baltimore, MD and Biloxi, MS.
If the shoes don't fit you don't have to wear 'em.
So, you're American, right?
All women are just too weak. Everyone knows that.
Bodybuilding.com - Tina Chandler: Female Bodybuilding Interview Of The Month, September 2011
THAT'S what you consider a woman? Sure, that is very natural...again taking a .001% female and multiplying by a million does not make most women like that.
Gross.
All women are just too weak. Everyone knows that.
Bodybuilding.com - Tina Chandler: Female Bodybuilding Interview Of The Month, September 2011
THAT'S what you consider a woman? Sure, that is very natural...again taking a .001% female and multiplying by a million does not make most women like that.
Gross.
The military never said they would take ever women nitwit. Just like they wouldn't take you. And a quick peek explains why:
My personal opinion? If a woman can pass her PRT (Physical Readiness Test) with an excellent or better, she should be allowed to serve in combat. If she wants to do a "G.I. Jane" and join the SEALs like Demi Moore did in the movie? I'm all for it, but she has to be at the SAME level of fitness as those around her. If she washes out, she washes out, just like many of the guys do.
^^ Agreed!
Washington. Lived in Southern California, Portland, OR, Baltimore, MD and Biloxi, MS.
If the shoes don't fit you don't have to wear 'em.
So, you're American, right?
Yep, 3rd generation. And, yes I'm a male. And to answer your next question; yes I am...big-time.