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Yes, those two things are pretty much on the same level. The OP was speaking in regards to how boys act around girls, not making a defense of any policy.
by EpicEng 8y ago
Yes, those two things are pretty much on the same level.
The OP was speaking in regards to how boys act around girls, not making a defense of any policy.
- CobrastanJorji 8y ago"Admitting girls has been a non-issue" is very much a policy statement. It implies that Boy Scouts weren't doing anything wrong before because women have always been a part of it. There was never a problem. Allowing girls to formally join is just the icing on the cake. But there WAS an issue before. Despite the fact that Johnny's sister was allowed to watch the knot-tying lessons, refusing to give her a uniform and a badge was very much an issue to her, and saying it wasn't should be called out.