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Strange he didn't mention women entering the workforce when he talked about demographics and the US increasing workforce, just about every article I have read a
by smegel 13y ago
Strange he didn't mention women entering the workforce when he talked about demographics and the US increasing workforce, just about every article I have read about Nippon's economic stagnation does.
Perhaps because it is too taboo to suggest the feminist revolution was unnecessary, that we could have achieved both economic success and personal wellbeing without it, as Japan had apparently demonstrated.
So we continue to perpetuate the myth that Japan is on the verge of death - I even recall a UN committee calling for "urgent" gender equality to stave off economic disaster - it was the "only way" Japan could regain growth.
Perhaps not.
- cryofan 13y agoor perhaps it is taboo to suggest that feminism is and was simply a propaganda tool used by Capital to increase the supply of labor and thereby increase revenues and profits. Same goes for multiculturalism, civil rights and mass immigration, and the accompanying propaganda efforts, which are in reality culture-shaping events.
- rayiner 13y ago> Perhaps because it is too taboo to suggest the feminist revolution was unnecessary, that we could have achieved both economic success and personal wellbeing without it, as Japan had apparently demonstrated. Utterly ridiculous definition of "unnecessary."