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<blockquote data-quote="97desertCobra" data-source="post: 13197993" data-attributes="member: 53488"><p>And unfortunately the standards will be lowered all for the sake of making things "equal", which is very ironic in itself. </p><p></p><p>Women are different, period. They are equal but different and because of this difference biologically speaking they can not on average perform the same physical tasks as men. I'm sure we could find a chick tough enough from the Crossfit games but those women by no means represent the majority. We shouldn't cater to an agenda simply to make a small group of people feel better while at the same time hamstringing the combat capabilities of our defense forces. </p><p></p><p>I often hear people use Israel and South Korea as the example of countries that allow women to serve in SOF roles. Within those two countries women can serve in combat arms and SOF, but in exclusively all female units. They are not mixed with the men. And that makes you wonder, what combat commander would choose an all female company of say 75th Rangers vs an all male company of 75th Rangers to conduct an airfield seizure or a direct action raid on an HVT? None. And we are back to square one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="97desertCobra, post: 13197993, member: 53488"] And unfortunately the standards will be lowered all for the sake of making things "equal", which is very ironic in itself. Women are different, period. They are equal but different and because of this difference biologically speaking they can not on average perform the same physical tasks as men. I'm sure we could find a chick tough enough from the Crossfit games but those women by no means represent the majority. We shouldn't cater to an agenda simply to make a small group of people feel better while at the same time hamstringing the combat capabilities of our defense forces. I often hear people use Israel and South Korea as the example of countries that allow women to serve in SOF roles. Within those two countries women can serve in combat arms and SOF, but in exclusively all female units. They are not mixed with the men. And that makes you wonder, what combat commander would choose an all female company of say 75th Rangers vs an all male company of 75th Rangers to conduct an airfield seizure or a direct action raid on an HVT? None. And we are back to square one. [/QUOTE]
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