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Yeah, like the discipline that a child molester would engage in, in being allowed to be around, close-by and near children...

So you're saying that military personnel cannot be trusted around women during trying circumstances? Doesn't say much about them, does it?

I think the standard practice is to make sure that kids and child molesters are not in the same proximity to each other...

I think the solution would be to punish the child molester for his actions, not spank the child for being molested.

You said — So you’re saying that military personnel cannot be trusted around women during trying circumstances? Doesn’t say much about them, does it?

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Military people are drawn from our society, and as such there are plenty of people around I wouldn’t want to be around, military or not. And I *have* been around a lot of military, from immediate family members and relatives. There have been quite a few in the military in all the major wars. Some are *absolutely* and without a doubt, certifiably insane, and I simply would not have them around anyone, alone — even if they are a relative... LOL...

You apparently don’t know enough military people... :-)

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And then you said — I think the solution would be to punish the child molester for his actions, not spank the child for being molested.

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That’s not the advice and warnings given. You train the kids to “get out of those situations” — and *not* stick around to see if someone has enough discipline to not do something...

I’m glad you’re not training kids... LOL...

“So you're saying that military personnel cannot be trusted around women during trying circumstances? Doesn't say much about them, does it?”

Women are a distraction. In a perfect world men and women would lose their sex drive when they went to war. This however, isn't a perfect world. Combat causes enormous stress as it is. The military doesn't need the additional headaches caused by co-ed troops.

Mating is difficult enough for civilians in peace time. Mating during combat just adds additional and unnecessary stresses to an already stressful situation.