It makes me very happy to see women in areas dominated by men. I think women should be more involved in male dominated areas. I know there are many men who disagree with this idea. What do you think? Look at them, how strong and cool they look!aviation officers are my favorite
What do you think about women soldiers and police officers?
"I know there are many men who disagree with this idea."
Because not all women and men are created equal. Biology is a thing, you know? I have nothing against these female officers but I disagree with your foolish feminist logic that most women should be in all areas of society that are male dominated. If they wanted to, they would be. In today's society, there's nothing stopping them if they are qualified for the job. The thing is, IF THEY ARE QUALIFIIED for the job. Many women are not, simply due to biology. Also noticed you didn't suggest "more males in female dominated roles" like education. Which is why I suspect you might be another feminist.
There is something you missed. These women don't work at a desk. They take part in the important operation and they are the senior commanders. If they didn’t have the necessary qualifications, they would not be on this task. Also yes I’m a feminist. And what I'm trying to explain is that women who can do this should not give up because of social pressure.
No one said women should *not* do this or that they should be stuck at a desk. I am saying women should not be given jobs just because "men" and "sexism" and other BS. And I despise feminists and their hatred of men (and attractive smart capable women as well), so we likely won't get along ideologically. My whole point was, jobs should be given to the best candidates for them. Not just because they're female. Most women can't do these jobs because of physical limitations, but the very few ones who can and rightfully deserve to be there should be there, not ones pushed there just to be politically correct.
I think it's proof that those "areas dominated by men" are not or at least no longer areas domincated by men. It's also a strong point against the group of women that are still to this day claiming that they are denied things for being women. As all things are no accessible to women but you need to be competent regardless of your gender.
My own mother servered in the military for 30 years before retiring and she never once let anyone look down on her for being a woman and did it with with respect and without whining about it so at one point no one would even consider looking down on her.
I love it! A couple of my close girlfriend's are police officers, and they love their job and they are in demand due to certain calls and investigations that take place. It's an interesting position for anyone, and yes there's always some men who think women have no place in authority positions, but you'll find that anywhere, I guess. In general, I like to see women as officers, and in military and anywhere really! If the job makes them happy, than it shouldn't be a problem. =)
I'm a pilot, and I'm pretty proud of that. My parents both told me that being a girl should never hold me back from doing or being something I wanted to do or be, and I live by that piece of advice. Just because we're women doesn't mean we can't do the majority of things men can do.
The only issue I have with women in the armed forces is that the physical requirements for women to enter any branch of the armed forces are less that those for men. Don't get me wrong, if a woman is capable of completing the requirements for men, then more power to her. I just don't think women and men should have different goal posts. It's kinda insulting to give women an easier test. Are they assuming that the majority of women will fail the test they give men, so the had to make an easier version for women?
They don't have an easier test for women. At least not in my country. Everyone is subjected to the same training and testing. The woman in the first photo is a colonel and F-16 pilot. Those in the second photo are commanders involved in a risky operation. Of course, not every woman has the power to do this job, but these women have this power. So being a woman shouldn't be an obstacle.
I think they're women and thank them for their service and defending me and this great nation? Am I supposed to have more thoughts? I mean I guess the more I think about it, it would be fucking awesome railing some girl and the whole time knowing "this woman is a fucking soldier who's probably been to Afghanistan and could shoot me or drop me five times over and now she's bending over for me". That would be pretty hot. I'm not sure that last one is a very progressive or feminist thought though.
Women are just as capable as men when all is said and done. The Soviet Union used female soldiers against the Nazi's in WW2. In Stalingrad they were crawling around in the sewers carrying flamethrowers, right alongside the men. There was a lot of close quarter, brutal hand to hand fighting in Stalingrad as well, which some women were also involved in. If women can fight and survive in the hell that was Stalingrad, then they can fight anywhere. And as for cops, well if you can be a soldier than you can be a cop.
They may look "strong and cool" but I don't think that is going to stop an enemy soldier from killing them.
Women are made to GIVE live, not take it away defending the tribe. That's a man's job and millions of years of evolution have prepared men and women both physiologically and mentally for these roles.
And as far as cops go, I've seen too many videos of female cops being overwhelmed by criminals when they should have been able to handle the situation.
Firemen (I refuse to call them "Firefighters")... who would you like to see show up to rescue you from a burning building... some "strong and cool" looking woman? Or a man?
I rest my case.
This feminism and woke gender crap is destroying our military and civilian law enforcement. It's all part of the anti-American master plan from the neo-Marxists who now control the Democrat Party.
If they weren't strong enough, they wouldn't be able to get to where they are. The woman in the first photo is a colonel and F-16 pilot. Those in the second photo are senior commanders assigned in Syria in an important operation. If they were less successful than the men, they wouldn't be elected. Is not it?
Not true. The US military is playing games to let women in. Women have to meet lower physical standards because just like in sports, they cannot compete with men physically.
The purpose of the US military is to fight wars. That means their purpose is to kill people and destroy property to protect the interests of the American people. It's not a woke social gender experiment. We need to have only the best of the best involved in this mission. It's not about being politically correct its about survival. Only men should serve in combat. I'm fine if women are in the military in non-combat roles.
Our ENEMIES are pushing the stupid gender garbage in our military because they don't want America to be able to defend itself. It's all about weakening our country so China, Russia, Iran and North Korea can dominate the world. And America is the only thing standing in their way.
I don't remember talking about the US military. I talked about the whole world. Whether you admit it or not, there are successful female soldiers. We have seen many examples of this.
The same thing I think when I see more female civil engineers, this is lovely and we need more of them. By bringing in more, we can make the profession more accomadating to other women.
Also, it's a better place to work when there are beautiful women there too, the same way some women want more men in female dominated professions such as a nursery teacher.
I am not against it but I dont like it. I mean the meaning behind it not about their behave like another men. I think women want to be independents. Cosmetics industry can make them strong too.
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