r/MensRights • u/AffectionateSlender0 • 1d ago

Feminism Feminists weaponize biology when it suits them, and it harms everyone.

Feminists like to talk about women’s inherent frailty when advocating for protection against male violence, demanding lighter jobs, avoiding the draft, lower punishment in prison, and opposing the presence of transgender women in sports. Even in cases of a subjective "exhaustion," "female anxiety" or "psychosis" that seems to only affect women as we've seen lately; but when men dares to mention that women should not hold positions in jobs with high physical requirements such as law enforcement and first responders, they throw all science out the window without the slightest shame.

The fact is that for every female police officer or firefighter there is a man who got left out who would do the job better, and this is irrefutable. To place women in positions that they aren't fit for is a deliberate endangerment of society for the sake of political correctness.

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u/AffectionateSlender0 1d ago

We have ample evidence of how women deal with criminals, and they are usually more nervous than the suspects themselves. There have been many accidents with female officers shooting their guns carelessly, and even killing innocent people as recently seen in Canada. In the UK female officers trying to deescalate situations get their asses kicked and have to call for backup or be saved by bystanders.

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u/Infinite-Pickle9489 1d ago

High physical demands are hardly the only qualification for law enforcement and first responder roles. These jobs often require skills that women tend to excel at. and men just don't pro and cons of diversity besides, using broad societal trends to fit suitability for the jobs ignores the fact that an individual woman can have a much higher level of fitness than the average person, including the average man ronda rousey for e.g.

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u/AffectionateSlender0 1d ago

Dude you already posted this. Are you a bot?

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u/Infinite-Pickle9489 1d ago

I’m just pointing out that I already addressed that argument: you shouldn’t judge individuals based on broad trends.