Let’s come up with ideas for laws that will make men and women equal on all levels.
1. A law that ensures all fire departments are evenly staffed with an equal number of men and women. All staff will be paid according to their level of seniority and hours on the job, including overtime. No firetruck shall leave the station without an equal number of men and women on board.
2. Wars must be fought by both men and women equally. When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, December 8 saw millions of men at the doors of military recruitment stations nationwide. On September 11, 2001, men left their homes and job sites to help the men and women who were attacked that day. Again, the next day, military recruitment stations across the nation were lined with men willing to risk their lives for the safety of others. They say women are naturally loving, caring, giving, and sharing to the point that they are anti-war. Yet politicians like Dianne Feinstein, Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, and Barbara Boxer have been so pro-war that they directly profit from the wars they approve. Women must participate in defending this nation. Women must be drafted into the military at the same rate as men. Pregnancies during military service shall be treated as draft dodging and dealt with accordingly.
3. The police shall be equally staffed in all areas of law enforcement.
4. Sanitation departments shall be staffed equally with both men and women on every shift.
5. Buildings funded by tax money shall be built through construction companies that employ an equal number of men and women on every shift.
6. Colleges shall maintain an equal male-to-female ratio. No man or woman will receive federal grants unless there is an equal number of both sexes applying.
7. It shall be considered a hate crime for a man to hit a woman, or a woman to hit a man. The police shall arrest both parties until one is proven guilty.
8. All services performed by any company or corporation for any local, state, or federal government must employ an equal number of male and female workers in the same capacity. They must earn equivalent salaries based on the number of hours worked and the amount of work performed. This includes all mechanics (for government vehicles such as buses, police cars, garbage trucks, firetrucks, etc.), builders, carpenters, plumbers, electricians, roofers, and so on.
