You are presumably not aware that in WW2 some 500,000 Soviet Women fought in the front line in roles such as Snipers, Machine Gunners, Fighter and Bomber Pilots and many other roles. 🙂🙂
Women want equality, so here it is: Full, mandatory conscription of females into combat roles in the military. Full headshaves first, of course. (Of course, start drafting women and we're going to see a baby boom like we've never seen before. "Can't serve - I'm pregnant!") The US has not had a draft in about 50 years, but men are still required to sign up for Selective Service and a potential military draft while women are still exempt.
there will be no feminists during ww3. They will suddenly all be helpless housewives that need men to fight for them. Feminists only want equality when it benefits them
@Spoiledbrat they already do. Its actually illegal to pay someone with the exact same job position and same hours, less because of their sex. If the pay gap was a real thing, companies would mostly only hire women because they would save money. Its not real though and has been debunked so many damn times already that its not even worth mentioning anymore. The victim act aint fooling anyone anymore
@Spoiledbrat When these job/pay numbers are put together, they include ALL jobs, even the jobs women refuse to do. If we had a 50/50 working match in all jobs, including the mean, nasty, and dangerous jobs, we would see Zero pay gap.
Anyone, male or female, can become "unglued' at the horrors of war. Many soldiers who see combat get PTSD. In my childhood I was around WWII and Korean War vets. They would not talk about their war-time experiences. Many were permanently scared, in body and mind.
This is why we should prevent wars from happening in the first place.
@badminton Yeah, my dad's best friend didn't do too well mentally. He and my dad went through boot camp together, and then spent over 1 year on the front lines in Italy. My dad was wounded twice, and got a few medals for valor, and he was a normal guy, hardly drank at all. He did have nightmares off and on till the day he passed.
I got him to open up to me after I went in the military in the 70's. Unfortunately his friend Mike, was never the same. People react different to traumatic things, and a lot men feel guilt because of the things they were forced to do. My dad was forced to use his bayonet a couple times. I believe those battles were the reason for his nightmares, although he did experience other things that no one should ever witness.
Dad did say that he did not feel guilt for the things he did, because the Krauts were trying to kill him and his friends. You know the old saying, "Kill, or be Killed"
I don't know if I could do it, or not. Dad was glad I went into the Air Force, and not the Army. They only time he ever cried, was when I got on that bus to leave for basic training.
@DogMan My dad was 4F for the war due to a serious injury just a few years prior to the war. But as he got into later 80s he moved into a senior retirement community where many residents there were war vets and talkative about their war memories, possibly because they had kept the memories buried for years and at some point it just started bubbling out.
One gentleman at my dad's lunch table put it best. "We saw and did things that we could never forget."
@Northwest So you are not able to actually respond to my post about women not wanting the dangerous, filthy jobs that are out there. I understand, it's easier to move the goal posts. You might want to recheck your figures. Last I checked there were around 330 million people in the U.S. It's OK, you are only off by 100 million, thats close. 🙄
@DogMan [quote]So you are not able to actually respond to my post about women [b][i][u]not wanting[/u][/i][/b][/quote]
One more, you don't get the point of your own post.
So, I will try one more time: It's not that "feminists" do not want some jobs, it's that "some" feminists do not want some jobs. For the same reasons that some men do not want these jobs.
Regrading the 335M, that was a typo, typed 2 instead of 3, but that showed how much attention you're paying (or your IQ). The stats I produced, add up to a total of 330M. You can reverse through the math, right? 🤣
@NoGamesTolerated We keep hearing the patriarchy male privilege nonsense. Here's some male privilege: Men account for 80% of homeless, 80% of suicides, 93% of work deaths, 98% of military combat deaths, 40% of college students, 15% of child custody winners (women file for divorce 70% of the time while men get blamed for families breaking up)
2nd comment...just for the female haters here...I tried to join the army as a volunteer...during one of those wars when men were dodging the draft. My father talked me out of it, or I would have V.A. benefits right now!
When WWIII happens, it will be the shortest war in history because once anyone fires a nuke, (or a bunch of nukes,) the ones who retaliate will also fire their nukes. This will leave the world almost unlivable. If you survive, you'll be around, (probably not too long,) to wander around in the aftermath of what's left.
If WWIII happens, thousands of thermonuclear warheads will detonate in the first hour, in a fruitless effort to destroy the other guy's warheads before launch.
There will be no time to draft anybody, much less train or deploy them. And then we'll all be too busy dying of radiation poisoning to worry about much else.
Even men won't be drafted. The military doesn't want angry, resentful recruits who don't want to be there and will be looking for the first opportunity to frag their C.O. WWIII won't be fought like WWII anyway. It won't be ground troops invading and occupying land. It will be bombs and drones. We already have enough people for that.
Feminists won't be the only ones who become unglued if the government is stupid enough to institute a draft. Everyone will lose their minds. Another reason why it won't happen.
@LeopoldBloom Yes, we know that you would never fight for your country, but believe it or not, there are plenty that will. Are you old enough to remember what happened 20 short years ago, after 9-11? People flooded the recruitment centers. Also, my father was drafted in WWII his ( All draftee ) infantry division was rated as one of the best of the war. Their techniques were used in training long after they war. Check it out if you want.
88th infantry 350th regiment Picture of my dad and his squad below.
If WW3 breaks out it’ll be a bit late for anything. If you haven’t seen females drafted before, you’re unlikely to ever see it. But again WW3 most likely would entail nuclear weapons, and at that point as I said it’ll be too late for anything, much less drafting females.
