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I think he is alluding to the military forced by the left wing to attempt to have equal number of both sexes in every part of the military, when as a result of

by meric 12y ago

I think he is alluding to the military forced by the left wing to attempt to have equal number of both sexes in every part of the military, when as a result of evolution, males are physically stronger and will be more suitable for some roles in the military than females and should therefore form the majority in some roles, and in others where only the strongest are selected, all of the roles, because the strongest males are stronger than the strongest females. I think that's what he meant by "I mean the far left is also now rejecting the theory of evolution, which is just insane.".

Crito 12y ago
Yeah, I took it as a very topical jab. That stuff has been in the news a lot recently.
c3o 12y ago
Do you have a link for "the left wing" demanding a 50% gender quota in the military?
- meric 12y ago
  I do have a link for Kara Hultgreen, the first female F-14 fighter jet pilot. She was the best possible female candidate for the role, however, due to [political incorrect sentence], she made mistakes where other male pilots would have been disqualified. Due to political pressure to include females in more military roles, the military pushed her to continue even when she didn't want to. During one flight, she made a mistake while flying the jet, and she died as a result. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kara_Hultgreen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kara_Hultgreen The Center for Military Readiness (CMR) suggests that Hultgreen "may have been the victim of a flawed policy" which overlooked her mistakes in training, two of which were similar to those that caused her death.[2] The Navy conceded that the material on which the CMR based its report was "largely accurate". An Accuracy in Media report quotes Cmdr Tom Sobiek, commanding officer of Fighter Squadron VF-124, as saying of the 4 female pilots in his squadron that "the women are going to graduate regardless of how they performed" and reports that "the Navy was in a race with the Air Force to get the first female fighter pilot".[7] I concede there is no 50% quota and should not have written "equal number" in that sentence.

by meric 12y ago

Crito 12y ago

Yeah, I took it as a very topical jab. That stuff has been in the news a lot recently.

c3o 12y ago

Do you have a link for "the left wing" demanding a 50% gender quota in the military?

meric 12y ago
I do have a link for Kara Hultgreen, the first female F-14 fighter jet pilot. She was the best possible female candidate for the role, however, due to [political incorrect sentence], she made mistakes where other male pilots would have been disqualified. Due to political pressure to include females in more military roles, the military pushed her to continue even when she didn't want to. During one flight, she made a mistake while flying the jet, and she died as a result. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kara_Hultgreen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kara_Hultgreen The Center for Military Readiness (CMR) suggests that Hultgreen "may have been the victim of a flawed policy" which overlooked her mistakes in training, two of which were similar to those that caused her death.[2] The Navy conceded that the material on which the CMR based its report was "largely accurate". An Accuracy in Media report quotes Cmdr Tom Sobiek, commanding officer of Fighter Squadron VF-124, as saying of the 4 female pilots in his squadron that "the women are going to graduate regardless of how they performed" and reports that "the Navy was in a race with the Air Force to get the first female fighter pilot".[7] I concede there is no 50% quota and should not have written "equal number" in that sentence.