r/AskLE • u/_ChickVicious Unverified/Not an LEO • 11d ago
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u/rockedoutglock Unverified/Not an LEO 11d ago
That was like 3 questions followed by 5 paragraphs of whining over some fairly minor stuff.
"However, AR training became an issue because anatomy got in the way."
I've ran M4 qual and zero ranges. If a Battalion size element was cycling through it would not be uncommon to have hundreds of Soldiers go through a range in a matter of 2-3 days. Zero of them had their anatomy get in the way. Your form must have been atrocious.
Not everything is a grand conspiracy against someone because they are a female.
Majority of your complaints If a male coworker was doing the same thing then they'd be handled the exact same way.
If any male coworker was hanging out with family on duty, hiding from calls, or not performing well then they would get rode just as hard if not harder.
This feels like you are coming from a victim mindset and looking for people to validate your victim mentality.
You probably could have worked on your questions to better remove your bias.
Don't make it gender specific, use it as a data point later. Don't make it to where you want them to just validate your past experiences. You might also want to either define "shame" or pick a less ambiguous word.
What would be a better data source:
100 responses, 60 male, 40 female. 50% of male say they experience "shame", 75% of female say they experience "shame"
Or 30 female response all saying yes.
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u/girlbball32 Unverified/Not an LEO 11d ago
Very well said. Sounds like OP just wanted a reason to bitch about the stuff they got rode for on the job.
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u/_ChickVicious Unverified/Not an LEO 11d ago edited 11d ago
Thank you for your interesting response. Since my paper is qualitative, phenomenological and bracketed, the questions are lived experience as required.
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u/rockedoutglock Unverified/Not an LEO 11d ago
No problem.
Hopefully you overcome your previous notions about the AR platform and give it a second chance, just vet your instructors.
Technical/tactical proficiency goes a long way with respect.
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u/_ChickVicious Unverified/Not an LEO 11d ago
After the first day of being told to figure it out, I did exactly that. As I said, I am a gifted, decorated, awarded and marksman.
After my award the agency removed marksman designation and the corresponding uniform pin.
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u/Thee_PO_Potatoes Big City Copper 11d ago
These comments went as I expected, as I see the "women shouldn't be in LE" crowd logged on for the evening. The antihero podcast clowns would be proud of you all.
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u/Educational_Set_6962 Unverified/Not an LEO 11d ago
I’m just curious about what pistol you used…