Red Headed Stranger posted this in another thread and it made me think:
What will happen as less and less of our society is unable to "man up" and take care of themselves? Right now we have some concerns about an arguable percentage of our law enforcement officers that abuse their station (like tasing 10 year olds for dubiously justifiable reasons).
Makes me wonder if the "man up" variable was missing in that particular officer's life experiences, and instead some sort of LEO training instead caused him to fail back to a weapon to assert authority over a 10 year old.
As we get more and more people who resemble the limp twinkie on the cover of this fictional magazine, do we run out of potential candidates for high risk jobs like police, fire, EMT, military, rescue teams and other such jobs?
Does "effete-ism" create a need for tasers and such? Is it a vicious cycle? Rush might call it "the chick-ification of men." Do you think it's happening, and do you worry about its effects on our society long-term?