[Harry Rex Vonner]

If I may, I would like to offer an opinion from a female perspective. I've fought for equal rights as long as I can remember. To be perfectly candid, going to the front line in a war situation was never the first thing that occurred to me; mostly what I thought and spoke out for was equal pay for equal work.

That being said, this logo is a non-issue for me. I actually find it sickening that folks can become "outraged" over a logo on a sign while being perfectly fine with 4 military men thrown to the wolves in Benghazi.

America's priorities are being flipped; I don't like it either.

Just my opinion.

I am usually in agreement with Granny Bear. However, I do want to shed light on one of her statements- "equal pay for equal work". In the eyes of The government and liberals, what does that term mean?

It doesn't mean "equal pay for the same work" as many seem to think. That concept is already a part of our labor law. "Equal work" does not mean the "same work". the government decides what jobs are equal and applies the "equality". For example, in one instance, the government determined that a librarian (female) and a carpenter (male) were "equal jobs" and were entitled to "equal pay".

"Equal job " is an elusive term that is defined by the government. Therein lies the danger and the deception.

Surely, no one opposes "equal pay" for the same job. Having the government define "equal jobs" is another matter.