You can be pretty sure you are dealing with exactly the sort of person this policy is aimed at.
I should take some responsibility, I was fairly certain this was the case to begin with.
You can be pretty sure you are dealing with exactly the sort of person this policy is aimed at.
The entire "transgender rights" argument is bunk
The entire "transgender rights" argument is bunk
Maybe you should, I don't know. Prove anything, you say or think. Just throwing that out there.
Just how large do you believe the proposed "transphobic base" is? We have had this conversation before, but the general field of people who are transgender is a measly .6% of the entire population in the United States, totaling to around 4% of the adult population who are some sex or gender other than typical. Even if there were ten times more transphobic people than actual transgender people, that is still a nothing 6%. It would take around one hundred times more to be relevant in any real matter and I am going to go out on a limb and say that some 60% of the population isn't transphobic. This is essentially a non-argument and sounds good in theory if it were not totally irrational.
Yes, much so, @Penny, do you have anything to back your opinion on the topic you yourself posted or not? I am all for debating the invalidity of validity of defense policy as you can probably tell, but if some of us are perfectly happy to dodge it, no point in my bothering. I mean it is not as though the argument of it being "trash" policy can be debunked in a few minutes or by anyone remotely familiar to it, let alone capable of reading an official report on it by the Department of Defense, or - actually, hold for a moment. Yes, yes it is that easy. Now if you wish to challenge those facts that is another issue entirely, but hence why I ask. Anything to actually add?
In addition, to your added post, where and when has anyone here advocated against women in the military? Please specify as I would like to know. Last I recall, I personally advocated any female who can meet the fitness and mission requirements be allowed to compete in the same arena, so long as none of those were lowered from the male, thus equivalent, standards.