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It's not freedom when a household now needs both parents to work. That's the opposite of freedom! Both are now being effectively forced into the corporate world
by steelstraw 5y ago
It's not freedom when a household now needs both parents to work. That's the opposite of freedom! Both are now being effectively forced into the corporate world, instead of having the flexibility for one parent to choose where they spend their time.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoThat is why I specified what kind of freedom was achieved. There are always tradeoffs, but those can be mitigated in other ways. If the argument is that adding women to the workforce harmed the working class because it doubled the supply of labor, then we could easily have legislation that halves the number of work hours in a week before overtime rates kick in.