Umm, right. Like you and all other guys can do that effortlessly.But it is fun though.
Umm, right. Like you and all other guys can do that effortlessly.
How sexist.
One thing that occurs to me is that these obstacle courses are designed specifically for men. In other words, they are designed to challenge men of average physical ability, which might put them just beyond the reach of an average woman's physical ability.
But an obstacle course is a completely artificial creation. The natural environment a soldier needs to navigate in isn't made up of walls exactly 8 feet high, or ditches precisely 6 feet across. Women have advantages over men (lower center of gravity, lighter weight) that might help them negotiate some obstacles in nature better than men.
Is everyone 100% sure she's in the army and not just someone who's office is having a team building day at an assault course?
The video was taken at the OSH which is the German military academy. She is in the rank of an ensign and she is definitely not doing a office job like pushing papers. But that makes it even worse.
meh.
my take is that that she's been givan a 'hands on' demo of what it is like, and she's probably a journalist or something like that, who was a sport enough to give it a try.
she is enjoying it most of the way and having fun (rather then being humiliated), and the two senior men with her are there obviously to help her.
Bartelby is probably on point here. I doubt she is in the military as I know a lot of women who are in the military and have done obstacle courses tougher than this. So this is not a hit against women in anyway, more than likely it is a burn against people who've never done something like that.
I don't know what it is, but I consistently find your comments to be rather disturbing.She is in the rank of an ensign and she is definitely not doing a office job like pushing papers. But that makes it even worse.
Ensign is a junior rank of commissioned officer in the militaries of some countries, normally in the infantry or navy.
I don't know what it is, but I consistently find your comments to be rather disturbing.
Then you'd find society disturbing in general. Let's face it. These deep ingrained stereotypes and perceptions are embedded in many cultures, including American culture. It's just going to be heightened in the military, German or American.
Then you'd find society disturbing in general. Let's face it. These deep ingrained stereotypes and perceptions are embedded in many cultures, including American culture. It's just going to be heightened in the military, German or American.