Baldimo wrote:What ever happened to equal rights for women? Wouldn't a draft make everyone equal? I say draft women for combat; there are enough women who could handle combat loads that they would actually make pretty good infantry soldiers.
You see, in my opinion, this equal rights for women stuff turned into a bunch of BS a long time ago. What started out as a good idea (as so many good ideas do) got blown to h3ll in a handbasket when women (generally speaking now and
again this is just
my opinion) would not or could not accept just being equal. They wanted to be more than equal. They wanted not only to suppress their male counterparts but turn them into less than equals. The women themselves jumped down from the pedestal of honour and grace and reverence. For what? So they could snarl at the next man who tried to be polite and open a door for them? So they could male bash all they wanted in the name of feminism and turn around and yell sexual harassment when a man made even the slightest comment about a woman? So they could earn equal pay for an equal job? We know that is still not the case in about 90 percent of the jobs out there.
Equal rights for women in the military is a joke. You don't see communal bathrooms, showers, living quarters and equal treatment there. Women in the military (even in Iraq) get to take showers every single day. Men don't. Women get to say any harassing, sexual remark they want about the men they serve with, but if a guy says something, he can be brought up on charges. Women get an extra day or two per month if she is "not feeling well" because of her period. Men don't
"Ultra" Feminism has killed a lot of the kindness, politeness, gentleness, respectfulness that both genders used to have for each other.
Let those who wish to join, join. But please don't call it equal....