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Re: Rebecca Lobach 

By: Zimbler0 in GRITZ | Recommend this post (1)
Tue, 04 Feb 25 4:43 AM | 19 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Grits Breakfast of Champeens! 		Msg. 03487 of 04563
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Decomposed > I'd be curious as to what ribit and micro think about women on the battlefield, yea or nay. And why.


In my opinion . . .
Women do NOT belong on the battlefield.

1.) Half the guys would be trying to protect them.

2.) The other half of the guys would be trying to get into their pants.

3.) With all that body armor we want them to wear . . Most women would not be able to run fast or far enough.

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Re: Rebecca Lobach
By: De_Composed in GRITZ
Tue, 04 Feb 25 1:19 AM 		Msg. 03477 of 04563

Zimbler0:

Re: “Just how did 'being female' cause her to crash the helicopter?”My opinion is that females do not fare well versus males in many physical contests - excepting only those in which shorter stature and lesser weight can be advantageous (jockeying, balancing, skeet shooting, endurance events.) Or when body fat plays a role: Distance swimming and resisting cold. Additionally, I think females are MUCH worse at coping with fear. I've seen women literally freeze / turn adolescent in a crisis. I've never seen a man do that, though I know it can happen... for instance, when drowning. To some extent, this matters when talking about pilots who may have split seconds in which to think their way through a terrifying situation.

I'd be curious as to what ribit and micro think about women on the battlefield, yea or nay. And why.

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