BTW, I’ve got your back, I totally agree with you. Firemen and combat arms, especially infantry, have no business allowing in women. There is on average a strength deficit that all the feelgood blissninny “oh, men and women are equal” in the world will never make up, if you look at the big picture, and I don’t care about one-off exceptions. They’re all areas where the big numbers are what matter.
I used to be in the consulting engineering business and designed large building fire protection systems (laid out major piping and standpipes, sized fire pumps, that sort of thing), and sat through some NFPA training classes. Always liked seeing big, buff 6’2”, 220# firemen sitting in some of those same classes, getting trained so they could be qualified to move up to command ranks. I want someone who could fireman-carry my 180# out of a bad situation if need be, and it isn’t the average woman taking a fireMAN’s slot due to the need to be Politically Correct (spit).
Thank you a million, FreedomPoster (and kstewskis!). I was giving up all hope of much sanity here. I agree with everything you said about combat and firemen.
It’s truly sad how feminized/metrosexualized/brainwashed/namby-pamby people have become. People are willing to accept substandard things and conditions all so that they can feel better about themselves and whatever guilt they carry. TV and most of the entertainment industry is constantly drilling the “equality” Bolshevism.
I’m GenX, but remember when men were men, and femicommies didn’t have to insert themselves into every male-dominated field/game/club/you-name-it.
These days, not only is everything weaker because of the relaxed physical conditions for the affirmative action hires, a lot of times — it’s hard to tell who is male or female anymore. I’m height-weight proportionate but quite tall — I need a real man (6’2” sounds good, *ahem*) to carry me out of a burning building, not some wussie wanna-be-man/one-off situation where they give up anyway. I didn’t see any women going into the burning towers either - on any footage or interviews. So, at least those who did get rescued knew they wouldn’t be dropped midway.