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I think we are past the time of sentimentalizing women. In the aggregate, they commit more murder by far than any other group in this country; they have been quite happy to take unearned positions and income through affirmative action; and, they have been quite busy destroying our culture in a thousand ways through feminism in all of its perverse variations. No one need bother telling me not all women are like that because that is obviously true. But, we need to stop sentimentalizing women. There is something very wrong with women as group, and it’s about time that men and women confront the evil, deranged part of the female population.

In the aggregate, they commit more murder by far than any other group in this country

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The hell you say. On the off-chance you believe what you're saying:

In 2011, the United States Department of Justice compiled homicide statistics in the United States between 1980 and 2008.^[4] That study showed the following:

Males committed the vast majority of homicides in the United States at that time, representing 90.5% of the total number of offenders.^[4]
Young adult black males had the highest homicide offending rate compared to offenders in other racial and sex categories.^[4]
White females of all ages had the lowest offending rates of any racial or age groups.^[4]

"I think we are past the time of sentimentalizing women."

Okay, let's not be sentimental...let's be practical. Women can't physically do the job of a male combat arms soldier...I know; I was a 19D Cavalry Scout for 11 years and the sheer upper body strength required to do that job is more than any woman has. They're simply not strong enough.

Then there are the hygiene issues...even in the 80s, during field training exercises, we would often spend 30+ days in the field, with no shower opportunities. There would be no way to ensure women have the kind of personal hygiene facilities and opportunities to use them they need.

Putting women into combat arms units will degrade the combat effectiveness of those units, and place heavier burdens -- literally -- on the men who will have to pick their slack.

Women are not designed to be combat soldiers, period, and have no business there. It's about more than pulling a trigger. If that were the case, we could put kids and people in wheelchairs into combat.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

"I think we are past the time of sentimentalizing women."

Let's face it, the situation we find ourselves in as a culture, is because men abrogated their collective responsibilities as moral and spiritual leaders so that they could have "fun." Hence, abortion, radical feminism, homosexuality, pedophilia, et al.