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| 5 | Military (predictably) lowering standards to suit women.Being alpha or beta has nothing to do with being red or blue pill. I served for six years and I'll admit that not only am I beta as fuck (but not as much as I was before the military), but that I also definitely joined the Army because I was drinking the coolaid. I joined during the Obama administration, while hating Obama and our current political climate, and I joined because I wanted to do something with my life. I got tied up in that whirlwind of patriotism. I even choked up a bit when being… | /r/TheRedPill | 21/04/16 10:03 AM |
| 3 | Military (predictably) lowering standards to suit women.In combat, there are times you need to run fast from cover to cover, get over or under obstacles, and even climb walls. Being able to pull yourself up a ledge while in combat gear should be a requirement for anyone in the military. Any why do I care? Because they're the ones watching my back. Because in the military, there are only three things you can rely on: the person to your left, the person to your right, and your weapon. And your weapon was manufactured by the lowest bidder. | /r/TheRedPill | 21/04/16 09:52 AM |
| 19 | Military (predictably) lowering standards to suit women.Over here, the vast majority (80+%) of our gun violence is gang related. That really has to be taken into consideration on how a gun ban would affect the country. Also, isn't Australia known for having very severe censorship in video games and media? Do you really have "as much freedom as anyone"? | /r/TheRedPill | 21/04/16 09:42 AM |
| 9 | Military (predictably) lowering standards to suit women.I think they've found that due to the body/muscular structure of women, pull-ups are one of the more difficult exercises for them to perform. Particularly under-handed like the Marine Corps requires. Note that the Army doesn't even require pull-ups on the APFT and when the Army does pull-ups in regular PT, it's overhand. Most of these exercises don't properly demonstrate a soldier's ability to perform on the battlefield, and everyone in the military knows it. Short sprints make more sense than 2… | /r/TheRedPill | 21/04/16 09:39 AM |
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