Liberals dis-endorse former paratrooper for protecting female soldiers: Rennick

Pic: Liberal leader Peter Dutton and former candidate Ben Britton

The candidate for the Liberal Party, Ben Britton, a former paratrooper who served in the ADF has been decontracted by saying that women should be eliminated from combat roles, giving a real indication of how left -handed liberals lean and scratch those who woke up and wef and how bad liberal children treat returned soldiers.

Although he had served with “tremendous” women in the ADF, Britton, who was the candidate for Whitlam headquarters, told the independent journalist Joel Jammal: “If we are going to fix our defense force, unfortunately, they will have to eliminate women from the combat body.”

About 20 percent of Australia’s military personnel are women, but not everyone serves in combat roles.

“Their hips are being destroyed because they cannot cope with the transport of heavy loads and the great impacts that are required when doing combat work,” Britton said in Podcast interview with Jammal last July.

“I met some of the toughest men I’ve met in my life, absolute nails. War left them a trembling disaster. Addict drugs. He can’t leave the house because they have panic attacks.

“If the war can do that and destroy them, why would you want to send your beautiful women? Your women, who are the backbone of your society. Your society only exists due to women … Why would you want to sacrifice them in the war, on the altar?”

Senator Rennick said people should be able to discuss whether women should serve in combat roles without being censored.

“While some could discuss a lot with their point of view, comments clearly did not intend to degrade women,” he said.

“If people cannot respectfully discuss” controversial “opinions in this country, what hope do we have?

“It is typical of the Liberal Party to bow to the crowd of the alarm every time things get difficult. That is why you cannot trust them. The Liberal Party has no spine to defend freedom of expression.

“Be sure to vote for people first as insurance against weak liberal politicians.”