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Believe me, you don't want to be on the other end of a sexual harrasment claim in today's military.

No kidding. That's why today's men in uniform won't talk to or look at a female soldier or sailor unless they have to. Things are ok if she's ok, but the moment you piss her off about anything (making her stand watch, do her job, clean a passageway), you're 'sexually harrassing' her. Same thing with the race card with younger minorities.

Recently, I had a young punk pseudomuslim ('I don't eat pork, but I like booze and b*tches') accuse me of discriminating against him because of his 'religion'. He had nothing and everyone knew it (he was angry because I had made him take out the trash a week earlier), but the investigation took up a whole day and everyone still has their suspicions about what was said by whom.

The point is that it doesn't matter if the accusation has any basis--the fact that it was made is enough to tar and feather you.

"No kidding. That's why today's men in uniform won't talk to or look at a female soldier or sailor unless they have to. Things are ok if she's ok, but the moment you piss her off about anything (making her stand watch, do her job, clean a passageway), you're 'sexually harrassing' her. Same thing with the race card with younger minorities."

This is an example of what feminism has done to men and the military.

"Recently, I had a young punk pseudomuslim ('I don't eat pork, but I like booze and b*tches') accuse me of discriminating against him because of his 'religion'. He had nothing and everyone knew it (he was angry because I had made him take out the trash a week earlier), but the investigation took up a whole day and everyone still has their suspicions about what was said by whom."

It's obvious to see that you're an overt racist. :) How could you treat this poor muslim this way? How dare you! :) Just kidding!

And yes, you're absolutely right. I didn't dare get into that kind of a situation. No matter what the outcome, you'd be scrutinized either way.