Posted on 07/16/2024 5:15:09 AM PDT by sevinufnine
I’m sure! Women, and I am one, can do a lot of things these days. But some things they should not.
I worked in a ductile iron foundry as the production control administrator for a time. It was a tough environment. Like dealing with sailors. Sexual harassment was simply part of the job and didn’t bother me in the least. I ignored it, gave them a piece of my mind, and in one case slapped a guy across the face with such force no one dared bother me after that again. That all said, there were zero women working in the melt department for VERY GOOD REASON. It was deadly dangerous and very, heavy work. Not only that, but the men needed to concentrate on what was going on around them. Not being distracted by a female nearby.
They did hire one girl who lasted less than a week for numerous reasons. One being she couldn’t handle it physically. EEO was on us all the time to hire more women, but it was not really possible in that environment. Those ladles of molten iron weigh over a ton each and there was a man on each side to guide it as it was moved by the track attached to the ceiling. That girl was useless when the thing started moving her way....just saying.
CORRECT
EEO...not right! Equal Opportunity Employment. EOE I guess.
HAHAHAAA.
BUT-—A Person with ponytail—male or female-—and be easily thrown aside by that ponytail.
Yes. I’ve heard that.
Maybe Crooks was the shooter that got away. I’m not convinced the dead shooter was Crooks.
It should read COVERED by agents :) No, they have no shame at all.
This is not typical USSS behavior.
They are very aggressive when they spot a received thereat.
I think the reason is that she didn’t want Trump or the agents to trip over the shoes as they walk off the platform in that direction. The shoes were in the way
Yeah, that tower is exactly where they should have had a team to cover that entire approach, including the roof top the shooter used.
Have no Idea what was going through their minds.
I’m a retired woman engineer (30 years experience). There weren’t too many of us. The women engineers I worked with were very good. This was before DEI
The shooter was still active and they had no idea how many more could still be out there. Tripping over shoes could be a real problem. Besides, Trump does not exactly wear sensible shoes so it's probably safer to get him off stage without them
I’ve been in those foundries. They are dangerous. I’ve seen those molten ladles. Nothing to mess around with.
The shooter was put down by a USSS marksman with one shot from a semi auto precision rifle.
thousands of people and nobody saw THAT shooter climb down from the tower?
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