Equality: How Women Are As Sexually Dangerous Or More So Than Men

It's time to join the 21st Century and realize that women will never be equal to men in the family, the work-place or the battlefield.  However they are pedophiles, they murder 1500 babies per year and they are accessories or participants in crimes that carry the same punishment as murder - child sexual assault. 
The Hawaii AG told me that child sexual assault cases are lumped together with other assault cases (by the DOJ / Uniform Crime Reports), meaning that less than 1 million people per year are even charged with child sexual assault and only 35% is reported.  There are 60 million children age 14 and under and even the DOJ states that 33% of girls and 14% of boys are sexually molested before age 18.  Why doesn't society care about 20 million kids being molested repeatedly, daily?  No one wants to talk about it and society blames the government for the problem.  Strangers generally molest once while families, realtives, friends, churches and Boy Scouts molest repeatedly.
When a policeman dies or is killed in action, there is a meltdown of activity.   There are 16,000 murders per year that are vigorously prosecuted.  When will society start to care?  When they are charged with a FELONY for not reporting first-hand knowledge of abuse, i.e. relatives and close friends of the parental figures.
Reasons women are as dangerous or more so than men:
There is a love-hate issue over past sexual assault AND 1 in 4 women will be sexually assaulted as adults. 
Women are imbalanced, they hate men sometimes, they lie, we let them lie, we call their actions mental health- related or give them breaks when it comes to crime.
They never deserve custody of kids they have allowed to be abused just like a hostage.
Society doesn't believe that women abuse,  but 25% of women are child molesters.
Society doesn't believe accusers of women for this reason.
Women lie to get custody and money in family court and get away with it.
Women feel entitled to everything because the law is in their favor.
New category of law:  women to be punished with prison and/or parole or lifetime parole with GPS bracelets from now on.  Reason:  Being a willing spousal participant or a womanenablermolester.
Lifetime parole is already law in about one dozen states and the Supreme Court signed a law in May of this year, that if an inmate is still sexually dangerous after completing their sentence, they don't get to be released. 
Women are aware of the abuse or have participated in the abuse and have skated by without punishment for too long. 
For the few women who report child sexual abuse right away, there is hope for maintaining custody.  What percentage of matenal mothers are married to step-fathers?  4.3% - because of child abuse.  Marriage is at an all-time low of 52% meaning child abuse is probably at an all-time high due to a high traffic of different men browsing through the homes.
How's that for equality?

Note:  I have left out male abuse of power, which is another whole issue than women avoiding punishment for being accessories to child sexual molestation.   Not only do we have to admit that 90% of women know about spousal child sexual moletation, the majority of women child sexual molesters participate with their spouses.  This is even more serious than being a womanenablermolester.  I have a woman's perspective (abused by both parents) listed in this series called "The Last Taboo" which is insightful.

Molesters, Enablermolesters - Part 3, Governor Schwarzenegger

On September 9, 2010, Governor Schwarzenegger signed Chelsea's Law (CA 18-44), enacting legislation to protect California's children from predators and help locate missing children.

"My single greatest priority as governor is to protect the safety and well-being of all Californians," said Governor Schwarzenegger.  When a terrible tragedy like what  happened to Chelsea King and Amber Dubois occurs, we have to review the laws in place and see where improvements or changes can be made  to make our state safer and make it tougher on the predators who want to create victims out of innocent Californians.  I am proud to sign these bills today that will do just that."

This important legislation not only includes a One Strike life in prison for violent sex crimes against children but goes a long way towards fundamentally reforming California's parole system.  It increases sentences for forcible sex crimes, increases parole for those who target children under the age of 14; INCLUDING LIFETIME PAROLE; restricts sex offenders from entering parks; requires sex offenders' risk assessment be made  public through the Megan's Law Website; revises California's mentally disordered offender laws to provide for continued detention of offenders where evaluation and assessment deem necessary and require the state to implement a FIRST-IN-THE-NATION containment model and dynamic risk assessment structure.  It will also require law enforcement agencies to adopt a checklist for missing children and utilize a missing person form by 1/1/2012.

This ringing endorsement and signature by the Governor comes after independent legislative analysts said it would cost too much.

The Interstate Commission For Adult Offender Supervision tells me that I have to contact the Department of Corrections (interstatecompact.org) in each state to determine the lifetime parole parameters in each state.

My research (Google)  shows the following states have lifetime parole (I don't have the time or money to call every state):
Nevada
California
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Illinois
Kentucky
Alaska
New York
Iowa
Indiana
Many states have "life in prison", which can make one eligible for parole after 25 years - Hawaii is one of those states.

Interesting Case:
State of Iowa Appellee v Tripp Appellant  1/8/2010
Defendant was given lifetime parole for 3rd degree sexual abuse with a girl under age 15 and was more than four years older than she was and they were not cohabiting.
Iowa has a provision for being rleased from lifetime parole if the offender is "able and willing to fulfill the obligations of a law-abiding citizen without further supervision."

Opinion:  Not ripe for debate based upon hypotheticals.  Affirmed.

United States Parole Commission  301 492 5990