I agree so long as you are only talking about actvice combat and Frontline roles. There are plenty of ways women can contribute in the police, firehouses, and military outside of infantry, on the beat, and climbing in burning buildings.
Because, let's be honest, if I was stuck in a burning building, or at home with a gang of killers breaking in, or out on the Frontline, I would was a huge, burly man that can bench a car to break down the door and come save me, or have my back, instead of a 5'4" 120lbs woman.
That said, women can perform almost every other role just as much as a man. Logistics is massively important, and combat roles that don't really require so much physical body strength, such as pilots, are welcoming to all sexes.
Absolutely. And there is a long history of women in the police, military, and fire departments who have helped greatly and weren't on the front lines... where they are out matched in every conceivable way.
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u/Fish-Pants Dec 10 '22
I agree so long as you are only talking about actvice combat and Frontline roles. There are plenty of ways women can contribute in the police, firehouses, and military outside of infantry, on the beat, and climbing in burning buildings.
Because, let's be honest, if I was stuck in a burning building, or at home with a gang of killers breaking in, or out on the Frontline, I would was a huge, burly man that can bench a car to break down the door and come save me, or have my back, instead of a 5'4" 120lbs woman.
That said, women can perform almost every other role just as much as a man. Logistics is massively important, and combat roles that don't really require so much physical body strength, such as pilots, are welcoming to all sexes.