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To: expat1000

Clausewitz wrote that the way to win wars was by eliminating “friction” in your army. It would make sense that the reverse is true. If you want to lose wars, increase the “friction” in your army. It is also “fair” that women should now be required to register for the draft. All women should be required to register as a show of solidarity and a commitment to defend their country. Too many women have been sitting on the sidelines on this. If women want to show their love of country by serving in the Infantry, then let’s let the whole gender prove it. No exemptions for pregnancy or children. You want to serve your country, then serve your country. Be a bigger target when you’re pregnant. Turn your children out on the streets to show your patriotism. Be real Soldiers.....real American Infantry Soldiers. They are behind the curve. The draft should be immediately reinstated with all women called up to serve in Infantry units. This will make them equal in a faster manner. Failure to do this means that a few women are just complaining and not addressing the issue.

“Used to sit and watch TV, now I’m in the Infantry!”

“Used to drink my nice latte, now I’m walking all the way!”

“Used to have my hair done nice, now I’m sleeping in the ice!”

“Used to drive the girls to ballet, now I’m walking all the way!”

Have it all ladies, you’re welcome to it.


26 posted on 01/27/2013 8:33:34 AM PST by blueunicorn6 ("A crack shot and a good dancer")
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To: blueunicorn6

LOL! (but, but,....that’s not fair)


27 posted on 01/27/2013 9:11:51 AM PST by TADSLOS ( "I ask sir, what is the militia? It is the whole people except for a few politicians."-George Mason)
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