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I dont think it is sexist to question who receives the value. I am very skeptical of nebulous attributions to society. Homemaking is self serving in a way that
by s1artibartfast 2y ago
I dont think it is sexist to question who receives the value. I am very skeptical of nebulous attributions to society.
Homemaking is self serving in a way that working in a factory (for example) is not.
- K0balt 2y agoI agree that homemaking has strong direct benefits for the people involved, but reduced criminality, better education, and better socioeconomic outcomes for children raised with parents as primary caregivers is not a nebulous attribution to societal benefit.
- rayiner 2y agoNo. Raising children is the central function of society. The factory and everything else exists in service of that function.