There is little evidence whatsoever that women predominantly are appreciably perturbed by today’s iron-fisted, oversized police state, or troubled by an illiberal democracy as the current system of governance and the illiberal regime it bares out.
The suffragettes’ embrace of fascism is no arbitrary accident of history. As the voting privilege did not directly equal more material freedom, the feminist experiment in sexual equality also failed, brutally, to deliver favorable results for the female sex in a general way. It failed at a faster rate than that of communism and it would’ve done America good to abandon the 19th Amendment perhaps even sooner than it did the 18th Amendment.
Perhaps if one were to make women as fearful of female authority as they once were of dipsomania, they may be forced to reconcile with some of their preconceived egalitarian suppositions.
“An armed security officer told investigators she thought an active shooting at a Michigan high school was a drill and that one of the bleeding students simply was wearing ‘really good makeup’, an attorney suing the school district said.
Attorney Ven Johnson said he is asking a judge to add the security officer’s name to a lawsuit he filed in January against Oxford Community Schools. The suit also names Oxford High School’s dean of students, two counselors, and three teachers as defendants.
Johnson said in an amended complaint that school surveillance video he recently reviewed shows the security officer “casually walking around in the hallway” during the Nov. 30 shooting at the high school about 30 miles (50 kilometers) north of Detroit.
‘She apparently, according to what she told investigators, she was confused because she heard on the radio that there was an ALICE drill’, Johnson told reporters.
ALICE is an acronym for Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter and Evacuate.
Johnson said the explanation makes no sense because there is no indication that anyone else at the school was notified that a drill was scheduled that day. Such notifications are routine to prevent panic.
The security officer, who also is a retired deputy with the Oakland County sheriff’s office, can be seen in the surveillance footage opening a door to a bathroom and saw two of the students — one who was later killed and one who was later injured. She did not go inside, Johnson said”. -Oxford, Michigan (AP)
Just as women are more prone to succumb to fear than men, they are simply incapable of competing physically with men, even with men who are physically smaller than they are.
And considering the Title IX push to get more girls to partake in youth and collegiate sports in spite of how often and how badly women regularly get injured even playing non-contact sports, we can be certain that equalitarians, when faced with the idea of their intrinsic inferiority, will do anything in their power to counteract their inherent shortcomings.
“If girls and young women ruptured their A.C.L.’s at just twice the rate of boys and young men, it would be notable. Three times the rate would be astounding. But some researchers believe that in sports that both sexes play, and with similar rules — soccer, basketball, volleyball — female athletes rupture their A.C.L.’s at rates as high as five times that of males”. -Michael Sokolove, New York Times
To use federal law to actively push girls into competitive sports without making them aware that they have a much higher chance of being permanently injured is only made more reprehensible by the fact that it is done more in the interest of political exploitation rather than the genuine sporting interests of the girls.
As one female researcher puts it: “If your job is to encourage inclusion of more women in sport, maybe you are not going to accentuate the negative. You don’t want to paint women in a negative light and tell a girl that if you play sports, your knees, by the time you are 30 or 35, may be in bad shape”.
Another unintended consequence that comes with basing everything on personal feelings and an appeal to fairness and equality.