Anyone in a war zone is vulnerable - woman or man, child or elder. Training helps makes it less so, but it's never zero. Recognizing that most of an army is co

Anyone in a war zone is vulnerable - woman or man, child or elder. Training helps makes it less so, but it's never zero. Recognizing that most of an army is comprised of men is not automatically sexist; clearly the Ukrainian military doesn't prohibit women from joining. Encouraging people with no military background or ability to leave a conflict zone is not sexist, neither is it ageist or ableist. It is purely a matter of survival. On that note, I'm going to take some breaths and be thankful for the privilege to argue about nuance on the internet.