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Who wants popcorn?
Anyway: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/14116/?
I don't mind that OP wants to remove female bandits from his game, though. I did provide the mod after all. It was just one of those topics that could evolve into something like you just instigated.
To your other question about the army: yes, it is sexist.
But for good reason, as men are physically stronger than women.
People seem to be forgetting the meaning of the words they choose. Discrimination doesn't mean anything other than 'to distinguish'. On what grounds, however, can differ.
Those decisions should be based on a valid argument, like the army thing.
Also, discrimination may once have meant "to distinguish," but nobody uses it like that anymore. Languages evolve over time; get used to it.
I'm pretty sure there were female bandits just as well as male ones. I wouldn't know for sure, though. I wasn't there.
Body physique differs in men and women. Overall fat percentages, fat build-up, testosterone levels, muscle definition and mass, and height are pretty much sex related. It's why sports are still categorized and split for men and women. http://www.bbc.com/sport/golf/29242699
I'm sorry, but calling a dog a cow isn't going to change its features. Languages do evolve, where new words are added and old words are less used/die. Discrimini, however, still means what it did when it was first invented. People are quick to use it, because of its all-including argument. It's like a lingo carpet bomb that quickly shuts down anyone that doesn't agree with the user of the word in a single shot.
They can devolve too.
Btw, do you know that one "greatsword" dont weight more then around 3-5 Kg.
Pretty sure that one well fitted female bandit could handle that.
You can easy handle that whit one arm, but in Skyrim they have one weight around 200 Kg.
Curius, do Op in the tread, do he/she have Skyrim?