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Even if a draft for women was implemented, I strongly believe that they'd be weighted so that they got drafted basically never.

I would, however, like to point out that the Soviets conscripted and in several niches used women quite effectively. And the number of other non-frontline applications like the Wrens whose wargames really helped quite a bit.

Further you'd have to shove women, weaker physically than men on average, into backline roles anyways. Stateside type deployments. They'd end up with cakewalk assignments.

That they'd try to dodge by getting pregnant, or claiming rape, or take advantage of by sleeping their way to power, or running prostitution rings.
 
Skitzyfrenic said:
Even if a draft for women was implemented, I strongly believe that they'd be weighted so that they got drafted basically never.

I would, however, like to point out that the Soviets conscripted and in several niches used women quite effectively. And the number of other non-frontline applications like the Wrens whose wargames really helped quite a bit.

Further you'd have to shove women, weaker physically than men on average, into backline roles anyways. Stateside type deployments. They'd end up with cakewalk assignments.

That they'd try to dodge by getting pregnant, or claiming rape, or take advantage of by sleeping their way to power, or running prostitution rings.
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You see, that would imply pragmatic recruitment of women, voluntary or conscript, into the military on account of needing them as manpower, trying to maximize benefits and minimize problems, as opposed to being a political program of equality obsessed political factions whose main objective is getting the right statistics and images of "powerful women" in leadership and other high prestige roles.
 
Shipmaster Sane said:
Did you know that if the largest 20 cities in the united states were suddenly vaporized by Thanos the country would be over 80% christian, white, and republican?
Did you know that if Voldemort suddenly cast a spell and flattened the twenty largest cities in Europe with magic, European Demographics would be set back to where they were 200 years ago?

If that happened in like, a fantasy sci fi movie I mean.
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Considering how badly most of those cities have been run into the ground, I’m sorry to say I’d be more likely to mourn the loss of culture from artifacts and historical buildings being destroyed then the half-wits and colonizers who’d get killed.
 
Shipmaster Sane said:
Did you know that if the largest 20 cities in the united states were suddenly vaporized by Thanos the country would be over 80% christian, white, and republican?
Did you know that if Voldemort suddenly cast a spell and flattened the twenty largest cities in Europe with magic, European Demographics would be set back to where they were 200 years ago?

If that happened in like, a fantasy sci fi movie I mean.
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DarthOne said:
Considering how badly most of those cities have been run into the ground, I’m sorry to say I’d be more likely to mourn the loss of culture from artifacts and historical buildings being destroyed then the half-wits and colonizers who’d get killed.
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And what cities would those be? And why do you say this, exactly?
 
Judge Andrew F. Wilkinson of the Washington County Circuit Court was killed outside of his house last night.
Police Investigate Killing of a Judge in Maryland
The police in Maryland were searching on Friday morning for a man they said was linked to the killing of a judge on Thursday evening, officials said.

The judge, Andrew F. Wilkinson of the Washington County Circuit Court, was found in the driveway of a residence in Hagerstown with apparent gunshot wounds, the county sheriff's office said in a brief statement early Friday. He died of his injuries in a hospital. Hagerstown is near the Pennsylvania border and about 75 miles by road west of Baltimore.

The sheriff's office later said in a statement that its officers were looking for Pedro Argote, 49, as part of a homicide investigation. The statement did not mention a possible motive or explain how the two men may have known each other.
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Skitzyfrenic said:
Even if a draft for women was implemented, I strongly believe that they'd be weighted so that they got drafted basically never.

I would, however, like to point out that the Soviets conscripted and in several niches used women quite effectively. And the number of other non-frontline applications like the Wrens whose wargames really helped quite a bit.

Further you'd have to shove women, weaker physically than men on average, into backline roles anyways. Stateside type deployments. They'd end up with cakewalk assignments.

That they'd try to dodge by getting pregnant, or claiming rape, or take advantage of by sleeping their way to power, or running prostitution rings.
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Generally women in the military eat up all the easy positions that would normally be used for rest and recovery. Not my area of expertise, but I've been told anecdotally that they tend to fill up all the shore postings in the Navy for example. Pregnant women aren't kept at sea.
 
Wargamer08 said:
Generally women in the military eat up all the easy positions that would normally be used for rest and recovery. Not my area of expertise, but I've been told anecdotally that they tend to fill up all the shore postings in the Navy for example. Pregnant women aren't kept at sea.
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I remember one woman put to sea and no one realized she was pregnant until she gave birth on an aircraft carrier.
 
Typhonis said:
I remember one woman put to sea and no one realized she was pregnant until she gave birth on an aircraft carrier.
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ok honest, given how much I've seen women complain about how hard being pregnant is (Rightly or Wrongly) the fact that she was able to soldier though it to the point where no one knew till she gave birth on a FREAKING AIRCRAFT CARRIER is kind of awesome.
 
KilroywasNOTHere said:
ok honest, given how much I've seen women complain about how hard being pregnant is (Rightly or Wrongly) the fact that she was able to soldier though it to the point where no one knew till she gave birth on a FREAKING AIRCRAFT CARRIER is kind of awesome.
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www.navytimes.com

A U.S. sailor delivered a baby at sea — in the middle of the ISIS war

The carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower's crew proved Sunday that they can simultaneously deliver ISIS air strikes and babies.
www.navytimes.com www.navytimes.com
 
KilroywasNOTHere said:
ok honest, given how much I've seen women complain about how hard being pregnant is (Rightly or Wrongly) the fact that she was able to soldier though it to the point where no one knew till she gave birth on a FREAKING AIRCRAFT CARRIER is kind of awesome.
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Could have merely been that by the time they noticed, no one thought is was a good idea to subject mother and unborn to catapult launch.
 
...Those morons do realise that if those "poor Palestinians" got their hands on them, they'd be raped, murdered, and paraded around like a hunting trophy on the back of a technical, right? Yes, even Greta.

They only identified that pretty German-Israeli woman, IIRC a social-media influencer, by her leg tattoos -- Fuck knows what those monsters did to her before they finally killed her. :(
 
Jormungandr said:
...Those morons do realise that if those "poor Palestinians" got their hands on them, they'd be raped, murdered, and paraded around like a hunting trophy on the back of a technical, right? Yes, even Greta.

They only identified that pretty German-Israeli woman, IIRC a social-media influencer, by her leg tattoos -- Fuck knows what those monsters did to her before they finally killed her. :(
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Well here's the thing they 100% believe that all of that is evul Amerkkkkian propaganda and Islam is totes the religion of peace
 
KilroywasNOTHere said:
ok honest, given how much I've seen women complain about how hard being pregnant is (Rightly or Wrongly) the fact that she was able to soldier though it to the point where no one knew till she gave birth on a FREAKING AIRCRAFT CARRIER is kind of awesome.
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It's just that it varies a great deal. Women not knowing they're pregnant is a widespread phenomenon.
 
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