I keep pointing this out to my kids. In movie after movie, in show after show, I see some trim young woman kicking a large man's @$$, and the reality could not be further away from the portrayal.
In a head to head matchup, an ordinary fit male will kick a very fit woman's @$$ 95% of the time.
Males are made for violent combat. This is why they are on average, much larger than females. This is why they have much stronger muscles and thicker bones and joints.
It is a Liberal delusion fantasy that the average female will be a match for the average male in terms of fighting, and it is a delusion that can have very seriously bad consequences for the people whom they fool into believing it.
Males have the “unfair” advantage of naturally occurring steroid injections, specifically testosterone.
There are a LOT of ramifications to that one simple sentence above.
You are correct. You see it now with an extraordinarily miniscule percentage of women who train obsessively to the highest levels possible to attain a pinnacle of female strength and fitness, and when you throw them in with a bell curve fitness grouping of men, they will perform in the lowest comparative percentiles.
Besides being at risk for pregnancy, they are prone to injuries at a far, FAR higher rate than men are, and take longer to recover. Because they have to train constantly and obsessively, any cessation of that physical training (due to injury or pregnancy) is going to remove any of those fitness advantages over the average women that they trained so hard to attain.
And these “pinnacle” women are the ones they are trying to force into combat units and advanced infantry training units where they consistently perform in the lower percentiles.
It is insanity, what we are doing. We will pay for this in blood, lost battles, and lost wars someday. And the people who made it happen will be long, long gone, living fat, dumb, and happy.
People will read this and think this is anti-female. It is nothing of the sort. It is factual. In industry, women do just fine in leadership roles in my opinion, and I have worked for great women who I would bend over backwards to fulfill whatever obligations they place on me, because they have supported me and others around me, and are worthy of that effort.
But industry is not war.