Testosterone

Does this military really need any more?

Source: https://www.caitlinjohnst.one/p/not-even-israelis-are-willing-to

Caitlin Johnstone reports:

The other day Fox News host Jesse Watters joked and laughed about how the US military’s new testosterone testing policy is going to lead to soldiers with overloaded testosterone levels sexually assaulting women.

“Yeah, I want these guys on it, but you know what’s gonna happen? The guys that don’t need it are gonna take it, to triple boost,” Watters said Thursday, chuckling. “And then they’re gonna get out there, and women on base, you guys better be careful. Port calls, women in Asia, you better be careful, because these guys are gonna be wild animals and you better watch out.”

Ho ho, ha ha, watch out ladies you’re gonna get raped by US soldiers just like untold millions of other women around the world throughout history, ha ha, wocka wocka, comedy laugh laugh.

As if the military really needs more testosterone to drive up the mistreatment of women especially given that today's 'modern' armies are chock-full of women targets for heightened-testosterone male soldiers.

You only have to look back to WW2 and how the Germans mistreated Soviet women soldiers to understand where increased testosterone leads to - the rape, torture and murder of women by testosterone-fuelled men whether the women are combatants or civilians (and the Soviet revenge that came later).

You only have to look to today and how the Israeli IDF treats Palestinian women and other humanitarian 'activists' to understand where increased testosterone leads to.

But in the end testosterone will become a side issue when future wars will be fought by AI and robots - neither of which require testosterone to function as emotionless killing machines of both men and women.

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