A Feminized Military’s Compromised Standards
PETE writes:
Regarding “More Fudging of Military Standards for Women,” the news story notes, “Starting Jan. 1, every woman in the Marines Corps (sic) was supposed to meet a new physical standard by performing three pull-ups,” but later goes on to state “Lance Cpl. Ally Beiswanger explained that the pullup test had been put off until sometime next year, to gather more data and ensure all female Marines are given the best opportunity to succeed.’”
It is important to note that the armed forces have never held women to the same standards of physical performance as men; the services falsely claim to have done so – but that intellectual sleight of hand is only possible via what the army and other services call “gender norming.” What is gender-norming, you ask? The answer, stripped of Pentagon obfuscation and jargon, is simple: it is a handicapping system for military women, designed to bring their largely-inferior physical performance into alignment with that of men. (more…)



