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> It seems reasonable to me that the result of this private choice should not be the burden of others. Wow, clearly you are not a parent, and probably thats go
by saiya-jin 5y ago
> It seems reasonable to me that the result of this private choice should not be the burden of others.
Wow, clearly you are not a parent, and probably thats good for society. You know, parenting isn't a past time hobby of the privileged, but activity via which all of us came to existence. If we stop it, society, states and whole human civilization will collapse in 1 generation.
Nobody paying for social/medical/police etc services old ass xibalba would enjoy when retired.
But sure, lets maximize profits, lets raise a messed up generation with lack of strong parental touch in first years, child psychologists all agree there is no harm in that, right. I am sure that... 3%? 4%? extra income will make up for that.
As much as I admire the positive aspects what makes US so great, the negative aspects are such a horrible fucked up mess I politely say 'No, thank you' anytime offer comes from across the pond. Can't imagine raising family and growing old in such system, not once I've experienced what many western Europe countries offer.
Side info - recently Swiss improved paid paternal leave to 2 weeks. Just about take it off for my daughter. My company counted it into our social security dues. The added 0.05% of extra costs from each salary mean nothing, absolutely nothing, for anybody. It means the world to me. Thank you, Swiss.
- xibalba 5y agoHow long have human societies existed? How long has the concept of paid parental leave been around? Compare those two numbers. > you are not a parent, and probably thats good for society > old ass xibalba You really undermine your credibility when you go ad hominem.