To: kattracks
What about the decades in Israel where women serve their Country alongside their men?
LaraDisclaimer: Lara believes that some women are capable of doing everything that men can do, just as some men are not capable. Lara further believes that the standards should be the same for men and women, and very strict at that and that anyone, man or woman that can pass those stringent standards should be allowed to do the job. Lara concludes that the men and women that have a problem with it should grow up and deal with it.
24 posted on
11/19/2003 11:48:10 AM PST by
LaraCroft
(Grrr baby, very very grrrr)
To: LaraCroft
29 posted on
11/19/2003 12:19:27 PM PST by
ibheath
(Born-again and grateful to God for it.)
To: LaraCroft
For starters, we're not Israel.
Everyone *always* inserts the caveat "women held to the same standards as men" &c.&c.; unfortunately the real world doesn't work that way. We've got what we've got now, though, and that's exactly what everyone wanted, apparently, except the military.
If US citizens/civilians understand that such policies may well result in higher casualty rates and possibly a lost battle or two, than I'm quite certain they would be adamantly against such policies. PC has no place on the battlefield.
To: LaraCroft
Here's a question for you: What do you do with a pregnant sailor?
49 posted on
11/20/2003 1:20:09 AM PST by
teldon30
To: LaraCroft
I agree with what you have said.
Same standards for both sexes, and the toughest can go on.
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