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29/01/21

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Originally posted by taximoney: ↑

Step 1 in equality: Under public pressure, the US Marines allowed women to join provided they could meet the strict physical endurance and combat standards.
Step 2 in equality: The women were failing the physical endurance and combat tests at an alarming rate compared to the men.
Step 3 in equality: The women complained that this was because the tests were too hard and did not take into account the fact that women did not naturally carry the muscle mass that men did.
Step 4 in equality: A new set of standards were introduced for the women so that that many more could pass the tests and be accepted as combat marines.
Step 5 in equality: The women US marines complained that because they were not getting field combat experience, they were not advancing up the ranks as fast as the men. They had on average a lower pay rate than the men.

What will step 6 in equality be? "The enemy are killing more women marines than male marines - how unfair!"

Gee I love "equality". If you do not get your way, cry harassment.
Before the Gulf war, there was a surge in unexpected pregnancies from women crew members who were to be posted to the middle east. What a time to decide to start having a family!

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Women nurses should be withdrawn from combat zones because they don't have the muscle power to carry first aid boxes and to apply medical treatment to the wounded.
As for women starting families in the Middle East, does the lack of mention of men mean that they became pregnant on their own?
More virgin births in the Middle East.
All quite a belly laugh really?
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