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The Flood / Re: Give those three chickens abortions
« on: April 04, 2016, 12:46:47 AM »
No, I see what you mean now.
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The Flood / Re: Give those three chickens abortions« on: April 04, 2016, 12:46:47 AM »
No, I see what you mean now.
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Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 04, 2016, 12:31:30 AM »JFK conspiracy deniers will tell you the same thing.There is no fucking consensus.Climate change deniers will tell you the same thing. Oh wow, I guess it turns out saying "there's no consensus" has no bearing on whether or not your argument is right. 13113
The Flood / Re: Give those three chickens abortions« on: April 04, 2016, 12:29:26 AM »Then I don't see how that's nihilism. Hedonists concede that pain and pleasure are what matter, not just for them, but for everyone. But since they are themselves, only their individual pain and pleasure matters to them. A nihilist would argue that neither pain nor pleasure matter at all.obviouslyNihilism =/= hedonismeven Das realizes that nihilism is dogshit>non-vegans will never realize how utterly sick in the head they are>caring about things beyond the intrinsic self 13114
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 04, 2016, 12:26:04 AM »There is no fucking consensus. Despite what you learned from sitcoms, men and women can be very similar, and there's not some ultimate divide that prevents true integration or any stupid shit like that.If you have an explanation as to why the psychological consensus that men and women are driven by certain learned behaviors and instincts is wrong, please enlighten me.Lmao that's such bullshitSegregation that may be necessary. The fact of the matter is that men behave differently around women. Our heads are wired differently. Segregation based on ethnicity might have been required at first due to cultural and ethnic tensions, but could eventually be phased out based on changes in the relationships between different groups. Men and women are first socioculturally, then biologically compelled to behave differently around one another, and there's no getting around the latter.Provided enough women could meet the male standards, how do you feel about the idea of all-female combat units? This would avoid the issues inherent in mixed units.Isn't that just segregation though? 13115
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 04, 2016, 12:22:03 AM »Lmao that's such bullshitSegregation that may be necessary. The fact of the matter is that men behave differently around women. Our heads are wired differently. Segregation based on ethnicity might have been required at first due to cultural and ethnic tensions, but could eventually be phased out based on changes in the relationships between different groups. Men and women are first socioculturally, then biologically compelled to behave differently around one another, and there's no getting around the latter.Provided enough women could meet the male standards, how do you feel about the idea of all-female combat units? This would avoid the issues inherent in mixed units.Isn't that just segregation though? 13116
The Flood / Re: Give those three chickens abortions« on: April 04, 2016, 12:21:22 AM »Nihilism =/= hedonismeven Das realizes that nihilism is dogshit>non-vegans will never realize how utterly sick in the head they are>caring about things beyond the intrinsic self Nihilists believe nothing matters, hedonists believe the self matters. 13117
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 04, 2016, 12:18:34 AM »I don't get it. Morale reasons?Provided enough women could meet the male standards, how do you feel about the idea of all-female combat units? This would avoid the issues inherent in mixed units.That could raise concerns that enemies would target them heavily for morale reasons. How would that unit being wiped out be any different than any other unit being wiped out? Segregation isn't an inherently bad thing.Provided enough women could meet the male standards, how do you feel about the idea of all-female combat units? This would avoid the issues inherent in mixed units.Isn't that just segregation though? 13118
The Flood / Re: What is holding you back in life?« on: April 04, 2016, 12:15:54 AM »
Nothing
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Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 04, 2016, 12:10:53 AM »Provided enough women could meet the male standards, how do you feel about the idea of all-female combat units? This would avoid the issues inherent in mixed units.I'm topically against it, because of the inherent prejudice the all-female units would get in terms of assignments, but it's obviously better than the current system. A better fix altogether would be if soldiers could just work with those scary females like the rest of the country does. 13120
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 04, 2016, 12:08:50 AM »I can't, because they shouldn't? People ITT completely missing what I'm arguing.I've already said about five times ITT that I don't give a shit about unit cohesion. If that's an "admission", then so be it.You have shown nothing to dissuade the fact that organized discrimination is worse than a bad military. 13121
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 04, 2016, 12:05:04 AM »I've already said about five times ITT that I don't give a shit about unit cohesion. If that's an "admission", then so be it.You have shown nothing to dissuade the fact that organized discrimination is worse than a bad military. And if you think the ban should be lifted but standards shouldn't be lowered for one gender, then you're literally arguing my stance. 13122
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 04, 2016, 12:02:50 AM »>conservatives would sacrifice morality for vanityYou have shown nothing to prove the idea that organized discrimination is better than a bad military. Our military could be cut in half and we'd still be fine as a nation. The only thing our military size does is allow us to parade around the "merica #1 army!" figure. 13123
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:56:59 PM »It might not be wrong, but if it's right, then that's a problem with the male soldiers. You don't see air traffic controllers looking away from their screens because there's a girl sitting next to them.But if you're going to pull the "our noble soldiers cant concentrate on killing the enemy when theres boobies around them" card, then you can fuck right off.You haven't explained why that's wrong, though. Just that you don't like the argument. If our soldiers are too immature and hormone-driven to work with the oppsite sex, how is that a problem with the opposite sex? It's a problem with the soldiers. 13124
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:54:59 PM »I don't care how many conservative "news" sources you throw at me, you have as much choice of your sexuality as you do of your race or sex.Are you still stuck in the 90s or some shit? You're born gay or straight.Muh current year lmao You have shown nothing to prove the idea that organized discrimination is better than a bad military.If a woman and a man have identical marks on their sheets, passed the same tests, can carry the same amount of weight, and only the man is allowed to serve in combat, that's discrimination. 13125
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:45:01 PM »Mental, then? Same goes.There is more to the requirements of combat than meeting physical test standards.Oh my god. This is not hard. You have the RIGHT to not be discriminated against by the government. I don't support changing tests, I support the upholding of the current tests. If a woman and a man have identical marks on their sheets, passed the same tests, can carry the same amount of weight, and only the man is allowed to serve in combat, that's discrimination.They obviously do exist, or else there wouldn't need to be a bar on women serving in combat roles in the first place. If literally no woman could pass the same requirements that men do, then this wouldn't even be a discussion. But obviously some can, and those women have every right to serve on the frontlines.That's not a right, though. You've said you don't support changing tests or standards, so I'm not sure what you're even arguing here. But if you're going to pull the "our noble soldiers cant concentrate on killing the enemy when theres boobies around them" card, then you can fuck right off. 13126
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:43:10 PM »They shouldn't, but being free from discrimination based on something you chose for yourself isn't as important as being free from discrimination based on something you didn't ask for.You're not born believing in a creed or religion. Your gender, race, ethnicity, and sexuality are fixed. 13127
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:42:01 PM »>sexualityAre you still stuck in the 90s or some shit? You're born gay or straight. 13128
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:40:06 PM »Oh my god. This is not hard. You have the RIGHT to not be discriminated against by the government. I don't support changing tests, I support the upholding of the current tests. If a woman and a man have identical marks on their sheets, passed the same tests, can carry the same amount of weight, and only the man is allowed to serve in combat, that's discrimination.They obviously do exist, or else there wouldn't need to be a bar on women serving in combat roles in the first place. If literally no woman could pass the same requirements that men do, then this wouldn't even be a discussion. But obviously some can, and those women have every right to serve on the frontlines.That's not a right, though. You've said you don't support changing tests or standards, so I'm not sure what you're even arguing here. 13129
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:37:39 PM »I NEVER said that. Learn to fucking read.I'm not appealing to the law, I'm saying that in a moral society, no one can be treated differently under the law.That's fucking stupid though. And yes, if a mentally retarded person passed every test and requirement that's required to enlist, it would be wrong to deny him that.Same goes for the no-armed man. If he passed all the requirements that it takes to become a police officer, he should be able to serve. 13130
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:34:43 PM »What the fuck is this post? Conspiracy to bring down women??They obviously do exist, or else there wouldn't need to be a bar on women serving in combat roles in the first place. If literally no woman could pass the same requirements that men do, then this wouldn't even be a discussion. But obviously some can, and those women have every right to serve on the frontlines.Also WHAT?They obviously do exist, or else there wouldn't need to be a bar on women serving in combat roles in the first placeThis does not make sense. Do you think women being noncombatants is some kind of millennia-old conspiracy to keep the fairer sex down because "fuck women" or something? All I said was, if Turkey's contention panned out (no woman can pass the test men can) then there would be no need to write that extra law actually plainly banning all women, even those who passed the test, from combat roles. 13131
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:32:43 PM »You're not born believing in a creed or religion. Your gender, race, ethnicity, and sexuality are fixed.creed or religion. I think the last two should be removed. 13132
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:31:47 PM »I'm not appealing to the law, I'm saying that in a moral society, no one can be treated differently under the law.Don't appeal to the law, you were just complaining about the government Illuminati alien body snatchers trying to steal muh rights. I don't care what some paper says, where do you think this right comes from?If you're going to let one demographic do something under the law, you HAVE to let every other demographic do the same, or else you're being discriminatory. It's a civil right to not be discriminated against on account of your gender, race, sexuality, ethnicity, creed or religion. I think the last two should be removed, but I don't care that much about that.Banning women from combat roles is one of the many civil rights violations the government is freely allowed to commit because of enablers like you.On WHAT basis is service in the military, let alone combat roles a civil right? I've already explained where that right comes from ad nauseum. No one can choose how they're born, which means everyone born in a society has the same legal rights and priveleges as anyone else born in that society. 13133
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:26:17 PM »If you're going to let one demographic do something under the law, you HAVE to let every other demographic do the same, or else you're being discriminatory. It's a civil right to not be discriminated against on account of your gender, race, sexuality, ethnicity, creed or religion. I think the last two should be removed, but I don't care that much about that.Banning women from combat roles is one of the many civil rights violations the government is freely allowed to commit because of enablers like you.On WHAT basis is service in the military, let alone combat roles a civil right? They obviously do exist, or else there wouldn't need to be a bar on women serving in combat roles in the first place. If literally no woman could pass the same requirements that men do, then this wouldn't even be a discussion. But obviously some can, and those women have every right to serve on the frontlines.Exactly. And yet, a woman who passes every test the normal frontline soldier does isn't allowed to serve.A boost in combat effectiveness doesn't matter if you have to discriminate against certain demographics to get it. 13134
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:16:17 PM »Banning women from combat roles is one of the many civil rights violations the government is freely allowed to commit because of enablers like you.Lmao, do you actually believe America is legitimately at risk of being invaded anytime in the next century?The story is actually about Britain, but there is a general trend in warfare that the more prepared force comes out on top. 13135
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:14:54 PM »my stance is exactly the same as verbatim's but he's more eloquent than methen we shouldn't be doing that 13136
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:14:12 PM »literally no one ITT advocates thatvery simple issue, not sure what the big deal is 13137
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:12:48 PM »Exactly. And yet, a woman who passes every test the normal frontline soldier does isn't allowed to serve. I don't care if 99/100 men pass the test and 1/100 women do, that one woman still deserves to be in the same squad as the men who passed.A boost in combat effectiveness doesn't matter if you have to discriminate against certain demographics to get it. 13138
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:10:41 PM »Lmao, do you actually believe America is legitimately at risk of being invaded anytime in the next century?Sure, until you lose your equality to a more competent invader that doesn't give a fuck about muh soggy knees.My problem is not that women are receiving preferential treatment, my problem is that combat effectiveness and unit cohesion are being sacrificed in the name of arbitrary shit like "equality".Probably because equality is more important than combat effectivenss and unit cohesion. Your mindset is exactly what the government wants it to be. Keep the people scared, keep them dependent, and they won't say a word when their civil rights slowly get stripped away. 13139
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:08:23 PM »Progress in the sense of women's rights, equality, etc, isn't really "progress", it's just being morally correct.The tangible progression and advancement of our country. How big our cities are, how big our military is, how bug our GDP is, etc.That is quite a conservative interpretation of progress. 13140
Serious / Re: Where were you when equality won?« on: April 03, 2016, 11:07:06 PM »My problem is not that women are receiving preferential treatment, my problem is that combat effectiveness and unit cohesion are being sacrificed in the name of arbitrary shit like "equality".Probably because equality is more important than "combat effectiveness" and "unit cohesion". |