October 24, 2012, - 3:20 pm
After Women Fail Marine Infantry Course, USMC to Use “Gender Neutral” Standards So Chicks Pass
Much has been made by Mitt Romney of Barack Obama’s significant shrinking of America’s military. And he’s right about that. But another very serious problem is the feminization and chickification of the U.S. Armed Forces, which makes us even weaker. Of course, Romney would never point that out because he’s 1) not a conservative and doesn’t care about that, and 2) he doesn’t want to be accused again of a “war on women.” What we really have here is the women’s war on America’s military, and now, that’s the case with the feminist war on the U.S. Marine Corps. But the women failed.
I’ve written about the many successful attempts to feminize the U.S. Armed Forces and other attempts that haven’t been successful . . . yet. These includes the push to allow women to become Navy SEALs and to force U.S. Army men to wear fake breasts and wombs to “identify with” women in the military. And, now, there is the case of the women who tried to become Marine infantrymen but dropped out because they failed. The U.S. Marine Corps is considering lowered, “gender neutral standards” so women can pass. That’s how it always works, or rather, doesn’t work, but is put into place anyway. In the long term, this is as bad as shrinking the military because it means that the non-shrunk portion won’t pass muster under the normal standards.
The Marine Corps’ effort to evaluate whether more combat jobs should open to women marked another milestone last week when the second of two female volunteers washed out of infantry officer training.
A second lieutenant, she was dropped from the program Friday after failing to complete required training due to unspecified medical reasons, a Marine official told Marine Corps Times. It’s unclear whether she was injured or if she became ill.
“Medical reasons”? Is that what they are calling failure, these days. On the other hand, uterus is, indeed, a medical term. Nice excuse, though.
The other volunteer, also a second lieutenant, dropped out Sept. 28 after she was unable to complete the program’s introductory combat endurance test. Nearly 30 men also washed out on the first day.
Known as the Infantry Officers Course, the demanding 13-week program is based at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va. The current class, which began with 109 students, is the first to have included women. On average, about 25 percent of the men who enroll in IOC fail to complete it and voluntarily withdraw.
The Corps sought female volunteers for the course as part of a broader research effort to assess how female Marines might perform in assignments whose primary mission is direct ground combat — jobs they are prohibited from filling now. Just the two women stepped forward. Marine officials have declined to identify them, citing a desire to protect their privacy.
And a desire to protect these failures and the obvious conclusion here, which is that women cannot cut it in these jobs and their presence as infantrymen would make America weak at war. But don’t worry, not to be confused by the facts–the sheer facts of failure and lack of competence–the Marines will try again to foist feminism on the infantry.
At Quantico, those overseeing the IOC experiment have said that it will involve up to 100 female officers and take at least a year to complete. The Marine official, speaking on condition of anonymity, reaffirmed the Corps’ intent to recruit female volunteers for subsequent iterations of the course.
“This was just the first shot,” the official said. . . .
As part of the Corps’ ongoing review, officials have opened nearly 400 jobs in select ground combat units — billets in artillery and tank battalions, among others — to female officers and staff noncommissioned officers. Previously, only men were allowed to fill those jobs. Additionally, Marine officials are exploring whether the service should develop “gender-neutral” physical standards.
Translation: lowering the standards. In 3-2-1 . . . . It’s not a matter of if, just when. More American men will die on the battlefield because of this. That’s not my opinion. It’s an inevitability.
Reader Duane:
Liberal mentality is always “don’t raise the bridge lower the water” when attempting to prove their point that everyone is equal-as long as the standards are lowered so that those who aren’t can be. Eventually, their social engineering experiment will result in the total collapse of this country.
Non-Semper Fidelis, bitches.
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Interesting article DS, I know at the sametime your not saying that women are forbidded to serve in the US military, what your saying is that they should’nt serve hand-to-hand combat on the ground!
What if a male soldier is injured real bad during a combat war, I pretty much doubt that the female soldier will be able to lift up the male soldier on her shoulders, because physically she can’t do it, while the male soldier weighs well over 200 lbs. And this is NOT me being misogynistic, so you PCers, back off and try to reason what me, Debbie and all of us here are saying.
Now if women want to serve in the military, they can either serve in the Air Force to fly jet-planes, in the Navy with all the computers there, etc., or they can even be “contractors” (I know during the Iraq war, from what I’ve heard and read, the contractors outnumbered our soldiers by a slight margin). And I won’t be surprised if dumbasses on both the left-wing and the right-wing may troll here and begin to make immature and irrational personal-attacks on Debbie’s personality, etc., there too predictable when DS writes an article like this!
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Sean R. on October 24, 2012 at 3:52 pm