Russian female snipers are back, and half of the army may be lit up by women
The news of the return of the Russian female sniper literally blew my head like a barrel of dynamite. Look at it, what kind of world is this?Isn't it funny that a woman is going to set foot on the battlefield again?Didn't this come out of World War II?Why is it here again now?
Let's not talk about anything else, but as soon as this news came out, I felt an indescribable anger in my heart. It's the 21st century, do women still have to take risks on the battlefield?Isn't the battlefield supposed to be a man's business?No matter what, you can't push a girl into the fire pit!It's simply disrespectful to women, isn't it?
But just when I was upset, I suddenly saw a news story that women in China were also involved in the debate. A netizen named Xiao Ming said: "Don't panic, this may not be a bad thing." Looking at Chinese history, we have already had female generals and female snipers, aren't they just as brave and fearless?Women are fully competent as soldiers, so why bother thinking about it. ”
Yes, Xiao Ming is right. With so many brave female soldiers in China, aren't they proving to the world that women can also stand out on the battlefield?The awe-inspiring Women's Liberation Army, haven't those heroic deeds become the pride of the Chinese people?It is from this perspective that we can look at Russia's decision to reinstate female snipers.
Speaking of which, not only China, but also the female pilots of the Soviet Union during World War II were also legends on the battlefield. They are not afraid of sacrifice, they are not afraid of danger, and they fight bravely for the honor of their country. Isn't that a great deal of respect and trust for women?But now, some people are questioning whether women are fit for the military and can take on important responsibilities. What an infuriating way of thinking.
That being said, we can't just point fingers at Russia's decision. After all, each country has its own national circumstances, and policymakers have their own considerations. Moreover, we should see that this is the progress of the times. Women have a role to play in all areas of society, including the military. If they have the ability and the will, then why not?
Besides, battlefield work does require a variety of skills, not just physical practice. In various positions such as drone control, communications, and confidentiality, women are actually more patient and careful, which is even more advantageous in some non-combat positions. I've heard that women are even better at drone manipulation than men because they are more detail-oriented and more calm.
is like the protagonist Lyudmila in the movie "Female Sniper", she is a real Soviet female sniper. On the battlefield, she showed such tenacity and bravery, creating an amazing record. Doesn't this prove that women can also play a big role in the military?Whether it is a female pilot in China or a female sniper in the Soviet Union, they are all heroines of the battlefield and an existence that cannot be ignored.
Of course, everyone has a different opinion on whether women should be involved in the war or not. But in my opinion, as long as they have the ability and the desire, why stop it?The military is the blade of the country, and women can also contribute to the security and honor of the country. Wouldn't it be too narrow to deny this possibility only because of our gender?
Overall, Russia's decision to reintroduce female snipers may have sparked a series of controversies, but we should look at this change with an inclusive mindset. Women's performance in the military should not be limited by gender, they have the ability and responsibility, why can't they show their style on the battlefield?Let's not be imprisoned by narrow thinking, and give women a platform to show themselves and let them write their own glorious chapters in their military careers.