So, do all of those women who took hormone therapy and had their plumbing rearranged have to sign up for Selective Service? They claim they are now "men".
Are they in arrears if they are over 18 and younger than 26 and their names aren't on the rolls?
It would be very disruptive to the military. There would be much whining and tossing a hissyfit along the line. I know one of these types, biggest whiner I’ve ever met.
ReplyDeleteWell, yeah, if you're so dissatisfied with God's decision about your genitals, surely everything else outside of breathing must be a chore.
DeleteOne of the main purposes of boot camp is to lose your identity and become part of a larger team. In the old days, the platoon was self-policing because nobody wanted to run seven miles at two in the morning.
DeleteThat would be hard for the attention whores who transition. It would also do them a world of good as individuals.
I'm so very glad you mentioned that!
ReplyDeleteI bring it up every time I hear some woman spouting off about equality. It's funny, they deflect with comments like "is that still a thing?" , recently one person refuted the comment by claiming it wasn't required in their state (it's a federal thing, pumpkin, just try applying to college without it - any college that receives federal aid (that would all of them) are required to verify compliance before admission, but only the males).
Missing in all the retorts, is a desire to actually act and behave like equals. Telling, if you ask me.
Hypocrisy is alive and well in those that hate their born sex.
ReplyDeleteBut then again looking around, seems even in my life so I'll go back to sipping my coffee.
What's that scripture about throwing the first stone again?
Seems even Paul the Apostle struggled with sin.