Topic: We should prohibit women in combat
a ban would only bring problems in gender equality
a woman decides to go to combat we can not prohibit her, it is her right and duty as a citizen
a woman fighting in nature is a last resort, a do or die moment, so a woman in combat is formidable and should be valued and to prohibit women in combat would be to deny a wonderful resource.
A women's place in the military is not in combat but behind a desk or in a military hospital where it is a little safer.
all citizens should be given equal opportunity. if a woman wants to support her country on the battlefield, she should be able to do so.
allowing women in combat gives us the numbers we need to be ready with trained soldiers for anything that might come up
although many are capable, they should carry out other war roles such as planning techniques or nursing
an enemy can not attack to see that the opponent is a woman, an ally could act recklessly if the partner to save is a woman, as you see it is an abuse to the figure of the woman.
anyone who is physically qualified should be able to be in combat
apparently men think they can't resist the urge to rape and sexually harass women if they are sent into combat with them.
as a whole, women are more emotional and may not be able to handle combat emotionally
as child bearers women are vital for society, in an all out war the loss of women would have major consequences for society.
as long as women are fully trained there are many roles that they can do equally as well as men. the main criteria for combat should be fitness not gender.
by allowing women in combat we are putting them at a higher risk than men because they are not as strong or fast in reacting therefore they are putting themselves and everyone around them in danger.
combat is never an individual against another individual and women are capable of using the same weapons as men as long as they are trained properly
combat is too brutal and harsh and women should be prohibited from it
could play other roles such as nursing and planning techniques
due to their physical makeup women do not naturally have the strength that men do and they would be at an unfair disadvantage in combat
elimating women from combat situations flies in the face of gender equality - it is outdated to limit the participation of somebody purely based on sex, irrespective of how dangerous it may be.
Equal rights for women makes it obvious that they also have the equal right to be part of our combat forces.
female soldiers are as qualified for combat as the men who went through the same training
fields of war are not places for women
fighting in war is a man's job.  they could also be assaulted or worse.
further progress must be made in ensuring and promoting the rights of women in all social fields, so it is a right to participate where women feel comfortable
gender should not matter when it comes to combat. as long as proper physical and mental tests are in place that iss all that should matter for selection.
given the characteristic of sensitivity generally present in the female gender, this could put at risk combat operations