• vanontom@geddit.social
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    1 year ago

    I never thought about this at the time. It was all just shocking and frankly pathetic. Didn’t realize the men had the least at stake, while women had the most, but were not allowed to join the fight. Many men probably didn’t care or even resented the “changes”. (Women’s rights. Sounds familiar. MAGA?) Unwilling to put up any kind of fight for that kind of future for their partners and daughters.

    I wonder what most Afghan women think of these men now. And if joining the military was ever a realistic possibility, and could have changed the result.