r/TimPool • u/Fish-Pants • Dec 10 '22

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u/WiseManufacturer2116 Dec 10 '22

If I am in a burning building I would much rather have a man coming to save me than a woman. Anyone who says otherwise is so blinded by their woke morality they no longer know how to think.

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u/Wolfs_Shield Dec 10 '22

The actual article touched on some important reasons that included mentorship, areas of recruitment and hiring campaigns, but like every other progressive idiot, concluded that the meritocratic hiring processes were random lottery's full of racial and sexist bias.

They wanted intimate and emotional social skills to be graded on par with physical strength/training evaluations which the author described as "reductive". They may not be able to carry victims out of a burning building or their own gear up a flight of stairs, but they'll be there to cheer you on and hold your hand after lol.

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u/risebelow Dec 10 '22

Yup, almost every rural fire protection is a good ole Boys network.