On 24
January 2013 Defense Secretary Leon Panetta announced that women would no
longer be barred from combat role assignment.
Some wondered if this might mean lowering of physical standards, but the
more politically correct military officials denied that it would, or but it might also provoke the military to
question the necessity of some of those standards.
On 12
February 2013 the United States Senate, and on 28 February the US House of
Representatives voted to extend a slightly altered version of the Violence
Against Women Act (VAWA).
In January,
women are seen as strong, robust, equal to men in fighting spirit and
determination, and in ability. Next
month, they are frail, weak, unable to care for themselves – victims.
Why not a
Violence Against Anybody Act? What about
an 80-year-old man? Why not special
services for him if he is attacked? What
about the 16-year-old? Why no special
services for him? Indeed, what about the
healthy, young, strong man, who sits at a table to eat, when a woman hits him
on the head with a frying pan (as in the old comics)? Anyone can be a victim of serious crime and
violence. But the liberals see only women
as victims – at least in February 2013.
If women
are so frail they require the VAWA law, then they are probably to frail to be
in combat. If they are strong enough for
combat, they do not need and should not have the VAWA.
The Left
babbles about equality, but that is the last thing the Left wants. It always wants special privileges for this
group and that, especially for its pet voting blocs.
Orwell
certainly understood the duplicity and tyranny of the Left.
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