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Today is a historic day in the United States Armed Forces. Today, a class from the U.S. Army's Ranger School in Fort Benning, Georgia graduates today. What's so special about this class from all the other hundreds of classes in the past? For the first time ever, two WOMEN graduate! Prior to today, women were banned from Ranger School, but the United States military has been trying to open women in combat fields, such as the Special Forces units.
What's my opinion on this? I'm completely for it! Women can be good fighters, strong thinkers on their feet under stress, and working in a brotherhood. In fact, some countries allow women combat soldiers such as Israel and Russia. If it works for them, it could work for us. Our own law enforcement units allow women and they've proven themselves worthy. The number one main reason men don't become Rangers, SEALs, etc. is because "they just didn't want it that badly." Obviously, these two women proved that anybody can do it if they work hard, push yourselves, and never quit. (That, and they probably were strong and athletic in their youths... that's another reason men quit SF programs, they didn't go in prepared).
This marks another point in history. The U.S. Army, Navy, and Marine Corps were established in 1775 (the U.S. Air Force in 1947 when it broke away from the Army to becoming their own service) and it wasn't until 1917 when the military started to allow women in their branches. Of course, women were banned from combat careers. Today, that barrier has been broken and we can expect great fighting women in our armed forces. Good luck out there!
What's my opinion on this? I'm completely for it! Women can be good fighters, strong thinkers on their feet under stress, and working in a brotherhood. In fact, some countries allow women combat soldiers such as Israel and Russia. If it works for them, it could work for us. Our own law enforcement units allow women and they've proven themselves worthy. The number one main reason men don't become Rangers, SEALs, etc. is because "they just didn't want it that badly." Obviously, these two women proved that anybody can do it if they work hard, push yourselves, and never quit. (That, and they probably were strong and athletic in their youths... that's another reason men quit SF programs, they didn't go in prepared).
This marks another point in history. The U.S. Army, Navy, and Marine Corps were established in 1775 (the U.S. Air Force in 1947 when it broke away from the Army to becoming their own service) and it wasn't until 1917 when the military started to allow women in their branches. Of course, women were banned from combat careers. Today, that barrier has been broken and we can expect great fighting women in our armed forces. Good luck out there!
I don't get it
Why are people so obsessed and praising "Sonic Frontiers" so much? And what's the deal with this "Final Horizon" thing? Why do people love this game so much? Sorry, but I just don't get it.
What PAW Patrol means to me
Ten years ago, a cartoon premiered on Nickelodeon. August of 2013 gave us the show "PAW Patrol" created by Keith Chapman (famous for creating "Bob the Builder") starring six puppies and their ten-year-old tech-savy boy named Ryder. Where was I at the time? At the time I was unemployed (five months away from employment actually) and my mom was running an in-home daycare. In addition, at the time I also had a 33-month-old nephew named Nick. Before he was born, I was excited but also nervous about becoming an uncle, with my biggest fear being "Will he like me? I know he will love me, but will he like my company?" Despite being nervous around babies, I tried to bond with him so I needed a trigger. That trigger came in August of 2013. That month premiered the show "PAW Patrol" on Nickelodeon. It turns out to have all the traits I love in a show. Unlike shows made for adults and mature audiences, kids shows don't have too much (or in some cases, overdo) emotional drama and tensions between
UPDATE: Why I am NOT excited for Sonic Frontiers
UPDATE: Last night took a load off my shoulders. I had a chat with the guy I mentioned last night, said what was needed, apologies were made, and now I feel comfortable to play Sonic Frontiers without feeling anger or resentment. --- Believe it or not, I am actually NOT... NOT... repeat, NOT excited for "Sonic Frontiers" coming soon!!! Why? My reason is personal and I'm angry about it! Get ready for a rant coming. Before the title was called Frontiers, the previous title for the game was called "Sonic Rangers" and I personally liked that title. Mainly because anybody who knows me knows how very pro-military I am. I instantly thought of the 75th Rangers as a funny inside joke on my part. But that's just me. I have NOTHING against the Frontiers title, I was a little upset they got rid of Rangers, but I just shrugged my shoulders and let it be. There's no shame in my belief saying "My heroes don't wear capes, they wear dog tags!" What does this have to do with Sonic Frontiers? It
Outlived Marcus
To those who know, we lost the wonderful Marcusthehedgehog back in 2020. He was born 19/1/1984 and passed 12/8/2020 (that military dating format) He lived for exactly 17,474 days. My birthday is 29/10/1985, so that means today I've been alive for 17,475 days. I just surpassed Marcus. I miss you so much, buddy.
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