Navy Will Inspect Its Bathrooms for ‘Degrading’ Images of Women

Cybercast News Service ^ | June 18, 2013 - 5:16 AM | Elizabeth Harrington

[Olog-hai]

In line with Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel’s order for troops to have their workplaces searched for “degrading or offensive” materials—part of an attempt to curb sexual assault in the military—the Navy will inspect even its bathrooms.

While what’s degrading or offensive is open to interpretation, the material can include song lyrics and “inappropriate cartoons.”

In a memo sent on June 13, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus ordered that all sailors, Marines, cadets and civilian employees have their workplaces searched by June 28.

The “comprehensive visual inspections” of the workspaces conducted by commanding officers will “ensure they are free from materials that create a degrading, hostile, or offensive work environment.”

Such items are “contraband,” the memo says. …

[Portcall24]

Nope. A group of sissy types have volunteered to watch real men do your stuff after the doors are removed from the stalls.

[schm0e]

so you’re saying you’d tap it?

[JennysCool]

Wait! Where are the civil libertarians arguing that such depictions are “art” and thus Constitutionally protected?

[Blood of Tyrants]

There was a report that alleged that there were “thousands” of sexual assaults in the military last year. I think they largely pulled the number out of their asses.

[tacticalogic]

I think I could make that work.

[Past Your Eyes]

ROFL! And down the stairs, too.

[schm0e]

There was a report that alleged that there were “thousands” of sexual assaults in the military last year. I think they largely pulled the number out of their asses.

But why the report? Is this a homosexual agenda initiative or a disabling the military initiative -- oh, wait, I guess those are the same things.

[aquila48]

Amazing how quickly he has managed to wussify even the armed forces.

Relentlessly the left has succeeded in taking over every institutions - even the military and sports.

Gramsci is smiling.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

When the new manager of the Pine Bend Refinery arrived at St. Paul back in ‘89, the first thing he did was order all such calenders removed from the plant. The refinery had many female engineers and chemists on staff.
This improved morale amongst the ladies and the guys really didn't miss the pin-ups.
The sales office got the word pretty quick. I put up a great coal company calender. Another guy had a calender from Potlatch Paper, featuring a Canadian Mountie.
This set in motion a search for the most exclusive or obscure calender it was possible to find.

[CrazyIvan]

“so you’re saying you’d tap it?”

Or die trying.

[MrB]

“What’s your job?”

“naval bathroom naughty pictures inspector”

“I bet your parents are proud.”

[ThomasMore]

Chuck Hagel and the rest of the administration are effin idiots. The men who drew these pieces of artwork are the same men who kept us free.

[Scrambler Bob]

So the Hanoi Jane target in the urinal has to go??

And take the mirrors out of the women’s heads — they make female images.

[NormsRevenge]

Don’t admirals have better things to do?

Like wage war against our enemies,, instead of our own?
Just a thought..

[muawiyah]

The Navy is imposing Sharia Law. Next, women must be covered head to toe with large sacks lest men be tempted.

[muawiyah]

Everybody, even the Navy, has a bathroom in Baltimore!

[NonValueAdded]

Do Jane Fonda urinal cakes and targets count?

[Secret Agent Man]

can any attractive, sexy image be regarded as uplifiting to women?

if no, then i think the women’s magazines at the grocery store counter are in trouble.

[Liberty Valance]

[Jack Hydrazine]

14 steps to improving the morale of the military!/s