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@9FMP6RNRepublicanDisagreementsCounter Arguments3yrs ago

Women are physically weaker than men

If I am fighting in the military and I weigh 250 pounds I want my comrads to be able to carry me out of the battle field. Also I do not wish to see women go out and die in a war. I believe it is our duty as men to fight for our country.

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 @9VLJB7C from Washington  commented…2yrs2Y

But some women join the military to also fight for their country, are you saying that women shouldn't have any right to serve and fight because it's a man's duty to do so?

  @PatriotPundit from Virginia  agreed…2yrs2Y

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Exactly. My opinion is they can join if they pass the exact same tests and are placed in all female units to prevent... uhh... scandal between men and women soldiers. But a problem with that is when the women are captured, which as soldiers they likely will be, r*pe will be a big problem. Our enemies don't care about the Geneva convention, they never have, and they never will.

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