Because
of ‘bleeding heart’ policies like day passes for murderers (no handcuffs
please!) and ‘equal rights’ across the board, citizens are put at risk of being
murdered by a rampaging escapee! Do you think this woman had any regrets for
overstepping her place in society, which move put whole communities to a deadly
hazard? She is conditioned to feel no remorse at all. Oh, I can hear how some
sissy-men would come to her defense: ‘Even the biggest, strongest, most capable
male officer might have been taken hostage.’ Yeah, maybe. But this female corrections officer, certainly. That’s the point. The reason for ‘draconian’
restrictions on who should be selected to maintain the peace is to restrict
incidents of the kind recorded here. Restrictive rules are made to reduce
certainties to maybes. That’s how you protect the public. Everyone knows that a
strong fifteen-year old farm boy can take down any woman in the world. The
genders are not equal. Pretending they are and then making laws tailor-made for
what we wish were true can only end in real tragedies that could otherwise be
averted. Women have no business trying to protect us against criminals of the
stronger sex. When push comes to shove, as it often comes down to in the law
enforcement sector, women can’t handle the showdown. They’re not made according
to male specifications. We are fools to believe they can do a job for which
they are not endowed to perform.
To have women for corrections officers should seem as
ridiculous as, and is more dangerous than, pitting women against men in the
NFL. Woman was made from man, just as the Bible says; this is why she is
weaker; and her role is to be under her source’s guidance and protection.
Let’s, for woman’s own good, begin to lean toward policies that treasure and
shield our weaker vessel who is so prone to accept deceptive opinions to her
own hurt. “The woman is of the man” (1 Corinthians 11.12) and “Adam was not
deceived, but the woman being deceived was in the transgression” (1 Timothy
2.14.)