Chile Women's Swat Team Competes in UAE Competition

Ri22o

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Having worked in racing for several years, I get the point they try to make when having a team staffed with only female drivers, engineers, mechanics, crew, etc. But historically they always do very poorly, it doesn't matter the series. I am not saying they don't belong in these roles, but passing over someone who may have been more qualified for someone who fits a specific demographic is not the way to be successful.
 

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Got to give them a lot of credit for trying! If they'd made it across, I wonder how well they'd have done on the other challenges.
 

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Got to give them a lot of credit for trying! If they'd made it across, I wonder how well they'd have done on the other challenges.
Probably not too good. I mean, all they had to do for this challenge was go one at a time. And it took them six minutes to figure that out. :lmao:
 

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Probably not too good. I mean, all they had to do for this challenge was go one at a time. And it took them six minutes to figure that out. :lmao:
Maybe they'd had little, to zero, zipline experience. I'm sure the other challenges would have been something that they'd trained for.
 

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Wow.

More like the Keystone cops.

No offense meant at all, but this is a good reason why some occupations and roles are better suited to non-women.
I have a buddy who's a firefighter in Toronto. He'd refuse to work on a truck with a woman. Not because he's misogynist but because 99% of woman wouldn't be able to carry him (210+ pounds and very lean) out of a fire or lift a piece of heavy debris off of someone.

But I have met women the in the powerlifting world who could at least give a male firefighter a run for their money if not demonstrate greater strength. But that's by far the exception rather than the rule.
 
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