As soon as women are allowed to go to Ranger school and have more roles in special operations. (They're already part of civil affairs units.)
Messages like this from the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) FB page:
"Being a man isn't anger, it's not yelling, it's not violence, it's not fighting, it's not impatience, it's not acting before thinking. Being a man is making right decisions, it's doing the right thing, it's treating people well despite how they treat you, it's fully assessing a situation, it's understanding through perception, it's remaining calm, and it's doing all these things in the face of adversity. I'm not perfect; I make mistakes. But I do my best to be a good man."
Treat me like a doormat? How to make a white knight who will die for this government. Not much explanation about what separates men from women - couldn't this also be said for women? (Unless one accepts that men might be better decision-makers than women and better thinking past their emotions!)
Someone like Jack Donovan should take this apart.
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