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(My point #6 is most certainly NOT meant as a "things would be easier if women were still stuck in the home", rather I'm pointing out a major difference between
by mindslight 4y ago
(My point #6 is most certainly NOT meant as a "things would be easier if women were still stuck in the home", rather I'm pointing out a major difference between how things used to be, and how they are today. Progress would be reforming the labor/financial markets so that "full time work" for a two person household is defined as either person working ~40 hours, or both people each working ~20 hours. Women entering the workforce was a good thing, but it was also an opportunity for the economic slavedrivers to reverse decades of labor progress)