i can see your point, but i would think that a blanket thought that all women were incapable would be misogynistic.there isn't? that's not a prejudice?Not really, not like you just did to me in another thread. We went through this when you came on the Board, and tried doing it and then crying when it was done to you.No one is calling anyone names in this thread except for you.
Don't dish what you can't take, podjo.
Don't call names when you get mad.
To the OP: their peers and those who served with them give them high kudos. Those that don't were not there and don't count.
You are calling people who disagree with you "misogynist trolls".
There is nothing misogynistic about thinking the women can't do Ranger Training.
NOpe. Women are generally smaller and weaker than men, and have lower upper capabilities.
I was always under the impression that those lower maximum capabilities were not high enough to pass Ranger Training.
That is not a prejudice.
NOt at all.
My opinion is based on reality, such as knowledge that few weight lifting records are set by women, or that women do not compete in professional sports with men.
This is not a prejudice, it is my informed opinion.