Just because you didn't say those words verbatim doesn't mean everyone on here is thick enough not to be able to see that that was the implication of your argument. Where on earth did I bring up race? I wasn't talking about that at all, you were the one who brought that up. You just used the 'everyone's incompetent' argument to justify slagging off women, but then surely if men and women are equally as incompetent it's wrong to single women out.
I did not make this argument at all.
I was commenting on the grammatical logic of the statement "women are incompetent", with reference to your incorrect interpretation of it. Overall it had nothing to do with the argument and was a pointless side thing which caused you more confusion than it should have.
The first thing I said in response was what I should have left it at- I am not stating anything about "all" women.
And I have not said that men and women are equally incompetent.
1.Men are incompetent.
2.Women are incompetent.
The only wholistic notions of 1 and 2 are that neither group is perfect. There is no quantitative notion. You cannot from 1 and 2 make the assumption that both groups are equally incompetent. However, once again, this is a LOGIC argument and I'm arguing only the grammatical logic of statements in general- these two statements are just EXAMPLES AND HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE CORE ARGUMENT.
The core argument is just this:
Fact: women have lower fitness standards in the army than men.
Hence it is possible to theorise that this may potentially cause deaths in the army due to relative incompetence. Ie a job that a person who fits regular standards could have fulfilled is NOT because some illogical special considerations have been made.
Why do these considerations exist? They are both sexist and potentially have terrible consequences.
If a feminist body is responsible for these considerations they should be the ones explain to the family of whoever dies as consequence why their beloved family member is dead. Good luck.