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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nAccording to the Christian Science Monitor<\/a>, from an Associated Press<\/a> story, Rear Admiral Brian Losey, the commander of the Navy\u2019s special warfare units, says that accepting women into the ranks of SEALs is “the right thing to do”. I agree completely as long as the standard remains the same for everyone. It doesn’t make sense to eliminate a segment of the population that is completely qualified and fit enough based on their reproductive organs.<\/p>\n Rear Admiral Losey\u2019s latest announcement isn\u2019t without caveats. He says explicitly that women among the commando ranks will not increase the units\u2019 ability in combat. The gender integration of the unit will go as far as diverting \u201cfocus and energy away from core combat readiness and effectiveness efforts,\u201d he writes.<\/p>\n Another concern expressed is over adverse effects the vigorous physical demands of combat could have on women’s health. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n I do, however, have to wonder why, in the days of shrinking budgets and a active duty and veteran healthcare system that is rupturing at it’s seams, we’re jamming this round peg into a square hole. You know, during a war. <\/p>\n I think the only thing that could make the social justice warriors cheer now, is the first woman killed during her special forces assignment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"