Women in combat...

[rebelcowboysnb]

Quote: Its not in my opinion an I dont think we should be over there. But those people signed up to do that job an we sent them over there saying that's what is was. They dont get to say no, I didn't sign up for that.

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

This may have been a better picture to make my point.

 

[cupman]

No, I agree. I'm not blaming the people who enlist but more so Uncle Sam. I don't see any purpose for being over there. Time to pack up shop and head home.

 

[chickened]

Why, do you want to change the thread subject to marriage? Because that wasn't the subject I was referring to, but I'm sure you could probably get someone to help you hijack the thread if that's what you want to talk about.

I was joking

 

[chickened]

No, I agree.  I'm not blaming the people who enlist but more so Uncle Sam.  I don't see any purpose for being over there.  Time to pack up shop and head home. 

I doubt you would ever consider serving in the armed forces but if you did there is no box on the enlistment form that gives you the option of where the government sends you. I agree with you about Afghanistan there is nothing there worth one Americans life.

 

[chickened]

I still would like to hear from you women especially the ones that will say you have no problem registering and no plans on joining the service.

 

[chickened]

Would you register Kristy?

 

[MamaRoo]

Not really a correct question, since you don't have a record of how many men "have no problem registering". Some people are willing to participate in war, others will participate if it's required of them, and others will avoid war at all costs. The breakdown between genders might be different, but for those that are willing, I don't think their DNA should define what they are allowed to do.

 

[KristyHall]

Would you register Kristy?

I tried, I was turned down because of a heart problem I was unaware of.

 

[chickened]

CO's in WWII did join the military but in non combat positions.