PILOT SPIN
Spin Zone => Spin Zone => Topic started by: Number7 on May 27, 2025, 03:32:50 PM
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So… two secret service agents get into a ghetto style brawl on a public street, right in front of one of obama’s mansions, this one in DC.
What a great way to celebrate DEI hires, than to find these two imbeciles pounded away on camera and having it all available worldwide on the net.
The biden regime must be so proud of their contribution to society.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14754731/Obama-female-secret-service-agents-fight-DC.html
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Women DO NOT belong in certain jobs. I'm not at all surprised this was two women going at it. Put two or more women together; they can't handle anything more serious than a quilting bee or a breastfeeding support group. A serious life or death job like secret service? Pffft!
Mark's club had "Wife appreciation night" this past weekend so all the guys brought their wives to a Mexican restaurant for dinner. We sat across from another couple. The wife works for a local construction company. We were talking about work and at some point she blurts out: "I work with a group of men and it's great; I can't stand working with women. They're nothing but drama all the time. The men just try to get the job done," and I found myself agreeing, "When I worked engineering and construction they were all men and I loved it. I hate working with a group of women."
Okay, is that hypocritical? Both she and I are women, working in a man's world, and being SO GLAD we are the lone woman in a bunch of men because we HATE female drama, backbiting, gossip, and general bullshit.
When have you ever seen two secret service men standing guard get in a fight with each other, on the job? Has that ever happened?
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With the fruitcakes hired under the biden regime, anything was likely..
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Women DO NOT belong in certain jobs. I'm not at all surprised this was two women going at it. Put two or more women together; they can't handle anything more serious than a quilting bee or a breastfeeding support group. A serious life or death job like secret service? Pffft!
Mark's club had "Wife appreciation night" this past weekend so all the guys brought their wives to a Mexican restaurant for dinner. We sat across from another couple. The wife works for a local construction company. We were talking about work and at some point she blurts out: "I work with a group of men and it's great; I can't stand working with women. They're nothing but drama all the time. The men just try to get the job done," and I found myself agreeing, "When I worked engineering and construction they were all men and I loved it. I hate working with a group of women."
Okay, is that hypocritical? Both she and I are women, working in a man's world, and being SO GLAD we are the lone woman in a bunch of men because we HATE female drama, backbiting, gossip, and general bullshit.
When have you ever seen two secret service men standing guard get in a fight with each other, on the job? Has that ever happened?
In my <mumbled> year career, I worked on a number of engineering teams with several woman. I don't recall any female drama, backbiting, etc. Yes, I did work with two woman who were problem children, but there were also a number of problem children men too.
in any case, I can't fathom how any LEO would get into a brawl, much less a secret service agent standing post.
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In my <mumbled> year career, I worked on a number of engineering teams with several woman. I don't recall any female drama, backbiting, etc. Yes, I did work with two woman who were problem children, but there were also a number of problem children men too.
in any case, I can't fathom how any LEO would get into a brawl, much less a secret service agent standing post.
Maybe we nerdy women who become engineers aren't as bad as regular women.
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I much prefer working with men, despite the fact that, apparently, I have been told, they think about sex all the time. They nonetheless seem able to get things done in work groups with alacrity and competence, and with generally better humor than women.
Generalizations, yes. Some women are great to work with, usually the ones who are thinkers. I avoid “feelers” like I would avoid howler monkeys. Navigating around amorphous feelings is exhausting and unproductive. It doesn’t surprise me at all that these two female agents went at it like that. Women can go feral, I think, quite easily. Men have a slower burn and act deliberately, not reflexively.
Generally, of course.
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How do we know that these two were hired during the Biden era?
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I much prefer working with men, despite the fact that, apparently, I have been told, they think about sex all the time. They nonetheless seem able to get things done in work groups with alacrity and competence, and with generally better humor than women.
Generalizations, yes. Some women are great to work with, usually the ones who are thinkers. I avoid “feelers” like I would avoid howler monkeys. Navigating around amorphous feelings is exhausting and unproductive. It doesn’t surprise me at all that these two female agents went at it like that. Women can go feral, I think, quite easily. Men have a slower burn and act deliberately, not reflexively.
Generally, of course.
Well said. And yes it is generalizations. In early childhood (before puberty), both boys and girls go through phases where their behavior in groups crosses the lines of civility. They tease, betray and hurt each other and can be quite vicious, but it is the necessary process of learning socialization, the boundaries of group behavior so you can bond effectively, sort out hierarchies, and prepare for adult pack survival.
Sometime around puberty the behavior seems to change for the sexes. The effects of hormones I guess, pushes males to channel energy and aggression into healthy and functional directions, often involving sports, which of course developed as practice for real life jobs like hunting food.
But for females, we have the ups and downs of fluctuating estrogen, progesterone and even a little testosterone ourselves, which seems to result in an absolutely chaotic, unstable process of sorting out our roles within the group. When puberty hits, by high school, some girls retain the early mode of backbiting, betrayal, and so on, they seem to have trouble outgrowing the early childhood viciousness. They form these melodramatic cliques whose main collective talent is ostracizing any female they deem unworthy. Perhaps this serves an evolutionary function, as in primitive times anyone varying too much from accepted social behavior needed to be shunned and their gene line cut down.
But as you point out some women are “thinkers” more than “feelers”. We are the statistical outliers. We didn’t focus so much on female group dynamics but were independent minded and pursued interests that cross over into the male realm, solving real world problems involving physical objects (engineering, math, science). Women like us are often despised by the high school cliques, maybe because they view us as competition, because we have superior intelligence. There I said it.
All of this exists on a spectrum, all of us have some mix of masculine and feminine, just in varying proportions. Men have a small bit of estrogen too.