US Politics Thread 2021-24 - Page 64

AVGWarhawk · 03-12-21, 06:52 PM

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Hmmm, pull too many negative G's and it might cause the baby to pop right out early!

The Pentagon is going along with this.

Sonicfire1981 · 03-12-21, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

Looking forward to the maternity flight suits coming to the Air Force near you. Honestly Joe Biden, what the hell are you doing? Send pregnant women up in fighter aircraft to fight our wars? Trump might have been a dope but Biden is completely and utterly lost.

You're right. They should be sent back to the kitchen. women should cook well and deliver and raise american patriots to fight your wars. Women in jets. pregnant even. pff.
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Seriously, watch less Tucker Carlson and think more for yourself.

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local, right?" "Yep again.. Why?" "Well, Doc, I think you just won the lottery. Let's talk about my gnarly tooth and expensive ways to fix it right".

You gotta pay for this yourself, too? ouch.

AVGWarhawk · 03-12-21, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Sonicfire1981

You're right. They should be sent back to the kitchen. women should cook well and deliver and raise american patriots to fight your wars. Women in jets. pregnant even. pff.
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Seriously, watch less Tucker Carlson and think more for yourself.

Not the point. If one is visibly pregnant is it great idea to send her into combat? Is that the idea of maternity flight suits? What kind of flight time is permitted for pregnant military pilots? Do we really need to see how many Gs an unborn child can handle? What are the implications of say a miscarriage event while in flight? Just pull over and dial 911? Most if not all pregnant women will inquire with their doctor concerning flying. They are looking for the go ahead. And this is just sitting in coach. Not at the stick of a Galaxy.

Sonicfire1981 · 03-12-21, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

Not the point.

what - exactly - is not the point? calling out unreflected b**ls**t & sexism. because that is, by default, always the point.

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If one is visibly pregnant is it great idea to send her into combat?

No. But who does this?

AVGWarhawk · 03-12-21, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Sonicfire1981

what - exactly - is not the point? calling out unreflected b**ls**t & sexism. because that is, by default, always the point.

No. But who does this?

Exactly. What is the point of a maternity flight suit. Nothing to do with sexism. It's an article of clothing for pregnant woman to fly perhaps into combat. You say, who does this? Exactly, so what is the point having maternity flight suits? There is none.

Sonicfire1981 · 03-12-21, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

Exactly. What is the point of a maternity flight suit. Nothing to do with sexism. It's an article of clothing for pregnant woman to fly perhaps into combat. You say, who does this? Exactly, so what is the point having maternity flight suits? There is none.

Now I would have to ask you to stay on topic: In which sentence, exactly, of which article, by the way, is Joe Biden sending pregnant women to war?

And, *after that*,
what's the point of maternity belt adjusters? driving does endanger unborn kids way more than jet engines - that's a fact.
and what's the point of maternity seat cushions? I don't see how one can cook dinner while sitting on the couch.

AVGWarhawk · 03-12-21, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Sonicfire1981

Now I would have to ask you to stay on topic: In which sentence, exactly, of which article, by the way, is Joe Biden sending pregnant women to war?

And, *after that*,
what's the point of maternity belt adjusters? driving does endanger unborn kids way more than jet engines - that's a fact.
and what's the point of maternity seat cushions? I don't see how one can cook dinner while sitting on the couch.

Did Joe say he was not sending pregnant women into combat? Semantics. Furthermore, why bring it up at all a press conference? Of what purpose does it serve? Do we need to know at this particular time?

Sonicfire1981 · 03-12-21, 07:40 PM

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Did Joe say he was not sending pregnant women into combat? Semantics. Furthermore, why bring it up at all a press conference? Of what purpose does it serve? Do we need to know at this particular time?

So he did not actually sent pregnant women to war?

AVGWarhawk · 03-12-21, 07:48 PM

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So he did not actually sent pregnant women to war?

Currently there are no wars to fight. But I'm sure they will be along. Since there are maternity flight suits I guess he now can have them suit up and fly a F35. Why not right? Sexism and all. Im glad he mentioned this in his press conference. It certainly was on everyone's mind. You know, like vaccine delivery and such.

Rockstar · 03-12-21, 07:52 PM

What a Brown Shoe calls a flight suit. Navy and Coast Guard Black Shoes, Army pukes and your local shade tree mechanic call coveralls. They are not G-suits they're just plain ol' coveralls.

Sonicfire1981 · 03-12-21, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

Looking forward to the maternity flight suits coming to the Air Force near you. Honestly Joe Biden, what the hell are you doing? Send pregnant women up in fighter aircraft to fight our wars? Trump might have been a dope but Biden is completely and utterly lost.

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

Currently there are no wars to fight. But I'm sure they will be along. Since there are maternity flight suits I guess he now can have them suit up and fly a F35. Why not right? Sexism and all. Im glad he mentioned this in his press conference. It certainly was on everyone's mind. You know, like vaccine delivery and such.

Yeah. "sexism and all" no biggy, right?
EDIT: I think I figured it out. Biden - or better his handlers - plan to draft all pregnant american women, force them into a F35, loose the war, get all F35 shot down in order to have the kids of illegal imigrants reign supreme. clever plan, you must give him that. sorry. you must give his handlers that.

also, hit us: you're unhappy with vaccine delivery?

August · 03-12-21, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Sonicfire1981

EDIT: I think I figured it out. Biden -

Careful bud, you're gonna strain a muscle stretching to defend the old boy.

AVGWarhawk · 03-12-21, 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Sonicfire1981

Yeah. "sexism and all" no biggy, right?
EDIT: I think I figured it out. Biden - or better his handlers - plan to draft all pregnant american women, force them into a F35, loose the war, get all F35 shot down in order to have the kids of illegal imigrants reign supreme. clever plan, you must give him that. sorry. you must give his handlers that.

also, hit us: you're unhappy with vaccine delivery?

Not sure how illegal immigrants got into the mix.

3catcircus · 03-12-21, 09:29 PM

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What a Brown Shoe calls a flight suit. Navy and Coast Guard Black Shoes, Army pukes and your local shade tree mechanic call coveralls. They are not G-suits they're just plain ol' coveralls.

Slow down there. Those of us black shoes who are or were actual submariners call them poopy suits.

ET2SN · 03-12-21, 10:14 PM

As I understand it, "Brown shoes" mostly referred to Army (USAAF) officers who converted to the Air Force in 1949. The USAF had a new dress/working uniform of a blue suit and white or light blue shirt and black shoes. If the officer started out in the USAAF, they were grandfathered and could either wear the new uniform or the older Army khakis and brown shoes.

By the 1960's, "brown shoes" were senior USAF officers who had been around long enough that they had earned their commission in the Army, during or just after WWII.

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ET2SN ET2/SS Join Date: Oct 2017 Posts: 2,520 Downloads: 58 Uploads: 0	As I understand it, "Brown shoes" mostly referred to Army (USAAF) officers who converted to the Air Force in 1949. The USAF had a new dress/working uniform of a blue suit and white or light blue shirt and black shoes. If the officer started out in the USAAF, they were grandfathered and could either wear the new uniform or the older Army khakis and brown shoes. By the 1960's, "brown shoes" were senior USAF officers who had been around long enough that they had earned their commission in the Army, during or just after WWII.