Are the PC police causing a weakening of the force?

it seems to me that as of late, we have had an influx of young soldiers who apparently were never scolded for their actions. Perhaps the products of loose parenting or just a general disregard for authority that went unchecked in their younger years so they could be left to explore their "feelings". I'm not sure what the problem is, but I've noticed that at least in my experience, the Army seems to be turning into the "hug a private" Army. When I first came in nearly 8 years ago it was happening then to some extent, and I'm sure people who have been in longer will agree that my generation of soldier is weaker than theirs in some aspects, it's natural to think so. However, it seems that the public policy makers with their PC attitudes, social experimenting, and other such nonsense are breeding a soldier who is VERY thin skinned. I'm a direct type person, ask a question, get an answer. If you screw up, I call you on it. Perhaps this was the way I was raised? I don't know, but anyway, do any of you have this problem in your units where soldiers behave like children when they don't get their way? Or a command that coddles junior soldiers to the point of detriment to the unit cohesion? Or even goes so far as to scold an NCO for putting a soldier in their place? It seems like a problem that started small and is now becoming a pandemic to me.

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