man nešķiet, ka armijā sievietēm ir īstā vieta
jebkurā brīdī varu palūgt kādam draugam, lai atnāk uzpumpēt ritenim riepas vai nomainīt Venden ūdens pudeli. Jā, fiziski es to varētu izdarīt arī pati un rokas man nenokristu. Bet priekš kam? Manuprāt, tā ir daļa no sievišķības - ļaut vīrietim justies kā vīrietim, nevis pašai skriet un visu darīt, lai tik kāds nenodomātu, ka es, pasarg dies, esmu vājāka par kādu vīrieti.
Man netraucē tas, ka vīriešiem algas ir augstākas, jo jā, man ir aizvēsturisks uzskats par to, ka vīrietim ir jābūt tam, kas galvenokārt finansiāli rūpējas par ģimeni.
Atkal redz - muļķībām. Tās ir manas domas, nevienu ar tām neaizvainoju - kāpēc tad uzreiz jāceļ spuras gaisā, ja viedoklis nesakrīt?
Kā man patīk šie wanna-be tolerantie, liberāli noskaņotie ļautiņi, kas tikai vienu viedokli atzīst par pareizo. Kur tad paliek viens no liberālisma stūrakmeņiem - vārda un uzskatu brīvība?
Man netraucē tas, ka vīriešiem algas ir augstākas, jo jā, man ir aizvēsturisks uzskats par to, ka vīrietim ir jābūt tam, kas galvenokārt finansiāli rūpējas par ģimeni.
Nē, man nešķiet, ka armijā sievietēm ir īstā vieta, sorry.
Es ar šādu situāciju saskārusies neesmu un domāju, ka arī nesaskaršos.
Nezinu, kur jūs izraujat tādus darbus, bet ne man, ne arī paziņu lokā ne ar kādu algu nevienlīdzību par vienāda darba veikšanu nav bijusi saskarsme.
nejauši atklājusi, ka par līdzvērtīgu atbildību un slodzi viņas kolēğis vīrietis saņem vairāk.
Putting women into close combat roles isn’t fair to the men who will be relying on them, and isn’t fair to the women who will find themselves continuously at a deadly disadvantage. When we send our soldiers into combat we should be giving them the best possible chance of succeeding and surviving. While women are equal to or better than men at many tasks, they simply aren’t when it comes to combat. Substituting men with far less combat-capable women is profoundly unfair, immoral, and utterly unnecessary.
A recent study, for instance, by Britain’s Tri-Service Review found that mixed-gender combat units have “lower survivability,” a “reduced lethality rate” and reduced deployability. This study, along with countless others done over the last 40 years, demonstrate that combat capabilities are so heavily weighted toward men that the gap cannot be closed. As Marine Corps captain Lauren Serrano put it in a September 2014 article in the Marine Gazette: “Acknowledging that women are different (not just physically) than men is a hard truth that plays an enormous role in this discussion.”
consider the three major arguments for putting women into combat. The first and most commonly used argument goes something like this: “Not sure if it’s a good idea, but if women can meet the same standards as men, then I guess it would only be fair to allow them into combat.”
But the last 40 years of aggressive integration efforts by the U.S. military have shown that women cannot meet the same rigorous standards as men — and the answer has been to implement different standards for women, while lowering the standards for men, too.
If we do decide that a particular standard is so high that a woman couldn’t make it, the burden is now on the service to come back and explain to the secretary: Why is it that high? Does it really have to be that high?” Given the current political environment and the lack of moral courage from our political and military leaders, there’s no doubt these standards will be reevaluated and less-rigorous ones adopted.
The third argument: In other cultures and times, women have performed as well in combat as men. In particular, modern-day Israel is often cited as an example of women successfully fulfilling combat roles. But Israel’s military position is almost nothing like that of the United States: It’s surrounded by hostile nations that collectively outnumber its population by over 20 to 1. Even so, for many of the reasons discussed, women no longer participate in front-line IDF combat units. While it is true that countries such as Israel and Russia in the past, and the Kurdish military today, have been forced by dire circumstances to rely on women to literally defend their own persons, their children, and their house against savage invaders, thankfully we are in no such position.
Mixed-gender units will be both slower in getting to the fight and slower when beating a tactical retreat. They are more likely to be crippled by physical injuries or PTSD. Men will put themselves in harm’s way to assist women in getting over obstacles that men can easily negotiate unassisted. Blows to the head or other concussive events that a man can shrug off will stun or render a woman unconscious, reducing her unit’s chances of survival, especially in hand-to-hand combat. Units will have to deal with feminine-hygiene issues that significantly reduce unit effectiveness. This is not merely theory: One Army study focusing on Operation Iraqi Freedom found women are almost twice as likely to suffer from non-combat related disease and injuries and are twice as likely to be medevac’d out of the theater of operations. Historical non-deployment rates for women are three to four times than that of men. Women suffer many times the rate of stress fractures and ACL injuries. All of this hurts combat readiness and increases costs. That we will still be able to defeat vastly inferior opponents is beside the point — more of our soldiers will die and our combat units will be less capable.
noun: humanism
an outlook or system of thought attaching prime importance to human rather than divine or supernatural matters. Humanist beliefs stress the potential value and goodness of human beings, emphasize common human needs, and seek solely rational ways of solving human problems.
a Renaissance cultural movement that turned away from medieval scholasticism and revived interest in ancient Greek and Roman thought.
noun: Humanism
(among some contemporary writers) a system of thought criticized as being centered on the notion of the rational, autonomous self and ignoring the unintegrated and conditioned nature of the individual.
Lieta tāda, ka ne visām sievietēm tas padodas un patīk (arī visiem vīriešiem ne).. tāpēc ir jauki, ka viņām ir iespēja iegūt izglītību, strādāt sūri un smagi, lai pašas atstieptu to mamutu (ja viņām tā gribās)
Tas, ka Tev jau ir noteikts, kas Tev dzīvē jāizdara un visa šī noteikumu kaudze balstās tikai uz Taviem dzimumorgāniem. Turklāt, ja pieturamies pie šī, man ir pilnas tiesības nosaukt jūs visas par dumjām, tikai tāpēc, ka man ir savādāki dzimumorgāni, nekā jums un pieprasīt vadībai, lai man paaugstina algu, jo manai pāriniecei ir savādāki dzimumorgāni un tāpēc nav iespējams, ka viņa darbu dara tik pat labi, kā es.
Feminisms pievērš uzmanību tikai sieviešu problēmām ignorējot faktu, ka vīriešu problēmas