This is utter BS. Anyone who has been through basic training has seen dozens of women throw grenades, all of whom easily threw past the point of putting themselves in danger. Are women as strong and aggressive as men? Of course not. But I’ve never encountered someone who has actually been in the modern military who would feel uncomfortable having a well-trained female with him if attacked. Luckily M16 triggers aren’t that hard to squeeze.
Agreed. Whoever used thar quote has clearly never met my 16 Year old DD, who coud possibly outshine most of the men in our area in combat and logic
As for Gays in the military… I have a child who is bisexual and can have feelings for women just as easily as she can for men. I do not know if i agree with this yet, but I do know that it doesn’t affect her as a person. I think many of the portrayals of gay men as being effiminate, shy, weak, nervous and easily distracted by other men is bulldust.
Just because you chuck 2 people who could POTENTIALLY be romantically interested in eachother together, it doesnt mean they’ll act on it. Just like when boys and girls, or gay men or lesbians or bisexual people are friends. Just because the door is there it doesnt immediately mean you will open it.
This is not a question about whether or not homosexuality is wrong or not, so i wont comment on that. But i will say that discrimination against gay people has gone further than far enough. Far too far in my opinion, especially for people who are supposed to Love thy neighbour. To call someone disordered, to condescend them. And you wonder why the secular world is increasingly wary of Catholicism.
Now, i do believe in faith, morals and following the word of God. I believe if you are offended by homosexuality, that is rather… petty, but your right, and I would not argue against that. But to act superior and holier than thou? I think we should all, every last one of us, have some humility. And remember, Jesus died for all of us, not just the heterosexual ones.
God Bless,
Leeanne.