Shuld women join the millitary

I work in the military and i see every year there is more women joining. Where i'm at right now, there is more women than men working.Every year (they) are lowering the physical tests so that more women can join, even during expeditions.I don't complain though, it's nice to see some fresh feminine faces, but i loose the "military feeling" and get more of a university vibe.

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If they have to do the same physical tests as men then yes, but they shouldn't have to lower it for women.

Like 10% of your training in the military is now "sensitivity training" because women are fucking sensitive.

no

t. thousands years of historical data

Well somebody needs to make sammis and do the dishes right?

Not in a feminist culture, no. Then it will be as
said.

In a more equality based, or even patriarchal culture, yes. Then women would have to pass the same tests as men, and they would not be put in combat roles where they are not suitable.

This is also only if we are talking about an army that has need of extra hands. A country with a large population and a focus on quality before quantity has zero need for women in the army.

Absolutely not. Unless they are used a morale sex boosting

We had one sergeant that said that women, or women and girls in general are a pain to work with, because whenever girls have an argument or starts fighting, it takes many meetings and a lot of time to get to an agreement unlike males who often makes up on the spot

Lol no. You know as soon as there is a draft every women is going to fucking high tale it or be full of excuses. My buddy who was training the women in NC said they're fucking worthless and cause drama with everyone fucking them bc they're sluts

Yeah, was just about to say. They complain a lot, and even though they are in the millitary, they still loves to make drama, witch occationaly ends with heated arguments. And they allways chose to do the simple things in expeditions and tend to do things halfway