A US Marine Corps guidance released in March states that people who suffer from skin conditions like PFB may be discharged; critics argue the policy is ‘racist.’
Wild how its never been an issue since WW2 and now ALL of a sudden it is an issue. When I was in folks had waivers. We did the gas chambers fine. But mmmkay its clearly not anything to do with a race of people who get razor bumps like crazy.
So you’re under some mythical belief that gas warfare hasn’t been a problem since WW2… That’s wild. So if it’s such a non-issue… Why did you get the training?
Well you are looking at 2 different things here. We are at point where we both care about the lives of minorities and have not solved the gas mask problem without a full hood. Maybe this changes faster since more black men cannot serve? Maybe not, only time will tell.
Wild how its never been an issue since WW2 and now ALL of a sudden it is an issue. When I was in folks had waivers. We did the gas chambers fine. But mmmkay its clearly not anything to do with a race of people who get razor bumps like crazy.
So you’re under some mythical belief that gas warfare hasn’t been a problem since WW2… That’s wild. So if it’s such a non-issue… Why did you get the training?
That’s not what I said moron. I said it hasn’t been a problem for people of color in the past 100+ years to serve and be in such masks BUT NOW it is.
You must eat crayons for breakfast.
Well you are looking at 2 different things here. We are at point where we both care about the lives of minorities and have not solved the gas mask problem without a full hood. Maybe this changes faster since more black men cannot serve? Maybe not, only time will tell.