William S. Lind :collection (merged thread)

[carl]

Thank you for finally admitting that the problem is social and therefore subject to change by policy.

No, I said among the reasons, and some I consider the most important are social. Even those reasons are matters of social construct that were created to deal with the fact that women in general are smaller and weaker than men.

Your remaining points are humorous at best and very paternalistic. Women shouldn't be allowed into combat arms because female deserters will get pregnant to avoid getting shot? And because people shouldn't pick on girls? So therefore we should exclude all women from combat arms? I thought we were talking about war, not grade school.

AP, if you can't follow the arguments I made just don't reply. Replies to arguments I didn't make are too tiresome to refute.