Message from @Phalynx

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2018-12-08 19:30:16 UTC  

This isn’t related to Weissman, but this isn’t the first time the FBI let a known killer keep working just because he was an informant. Check this out. Interestingly Mueller is involved in this.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro//one-lingering-question-for-fbi-director-robert-mueller/613uW0MR7czurRn7M4BG2J/story.html

2018-12-08 22:35:29 UTC  

Nothing short of him stepping down will do I suspect

2018-12-08 22:40:31 UTC  

10h old

2018-12-08 22:40:36 UTC  

nothing happened

2018-12-08 23:21:01 UTC  

To those who think women don't want to be placed in danger for work or in defense of their nation

2018-12-08 23:24:33 UTC  

<https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/apr/05/navy-faces-health-issues-for-women-in-submarines/>
`A 1997 study by the Navy Personnel Research and Development Center found female sailors often forgot to take birth-control pills and experienced more unwanted pregnancies and higher abortion rates than shore-based women.`

2018-12-08 23:24:48 UTC  

Wait, what? Japanese warship?

2018-12-08 23:25:00 UTC  

I thought they didn't have an army anymore?

2018-12-08 23:25:14 UTC  

'self defense force'

2018-12-08 23:25:27 UTC  

Japan has a pretty massive military

2018-12-08 23:25:53 UTC  

Also, why call it the SDF when JDF works just fine?

2018-12-08 23:26:09 UTC  

Constitutional fiction

2018-12-08 23:26:14 UTC  

Would it be too similar to the JTF-2 of Canada?

2018-12-08 23:27:20 UTC  

Anyway, my point is to show even in a country not in North America or Europe is still seeing success with such changes

2018-12-08 23:27:56 UTC  

Japan's rolling in dough, man.

2018-12-08 23:28:01 UTC  

They can't recruit enough young people. Turning to women makes more sense for a military than going with mercenaries.

2018-12-08 23:28:11 UTC  

Their anime industry is worth $19B USD.

2018-12-08 23:28:45 UTC  

That's pretty damn successful.

2018-12-08 23:31:13 UTC  

@DrYuriMom Japan does not engage in any form of combat. There is no way to gauge success or failure without such a test.

2018-12-08 23:32:05 UTC  

Though for navy and air force personnel, raw strength and durability isn't overly important.

2018-12-08 23:32:42 UTC  

Exactly. Even Heinlein placed women as pilots and ship personnel in his earlier works

2018-12-08 23:33:23 UTC  

Were I overlord I would mandate some long-duration birth control and mandatory STD checks after shore leave and leave them to it.

2018-12-08 23:33:56 UTC  

I would have no problem with the idea of mandating injectable or implanted birth control

2018-12-08 23:34:11 UTC  

Constantly losing personnel to pregnancy is a financial burden that militaries shouldn't have to put up with.

2018-12-08 23:35:39 UTC  

Agreed. Planned pregnancy after a certain term of service and being able to return to service afterwards should be permitted. Treat it kinda like temporary detached assignment and obviously a requirement that you have plans for care of the child when on further duty.

2018-12-08 23:37:02 UTC  

No different than a widower man who is on active duty and still guardian of his kids.

2018-12-08 23:40:12 UTC  

However, I think Obama was wrong to force to force ground combat units to allow women. The USMC did a detailed study about why it's a bad idea and it was ignored in favor of political correctness. Both the military and those few women who attempt to fill that role are going to suffer.

2018-12-08 23:41:34 UTC  

This is why women were medics in World War 2...

2018-12-08 23:41:40 UTC  

No they weren't.

2018-12-08 23:41:45 UTC  

Nurses, not medics

2018-12-08 23:41:54 UTC  

Medics serve with the troops in the fighting

2018-12-08 23:42:18 UTC  

Nurses serve in the rear, in hospitals and triage sites

2018-12-08 23:42:26 UTC  

Okay, fine. Wrong word...

2018-12-08 23:42:44 UTC  

If you're not a native English speaker, you're forgiven 😃

2018-12-08 23:43:30 UTC  

In any case, there are women medics and corpsmen now, which I personally think is fine