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Feeling guilty about something does not imply guilt in the absolute sense of the word. Also you've proven nothing about anything. I don't see how a single comm
by SCHiM 11y ago
Feeling guilty about something does not imply guilt in the absolute sense of the word. Also you've proven nothing about anything.
I don't see how a single comment can account for any/all complaints that people in the Dutch workforce might have.
Living (instead of working) is not a 'luxury', as other might say: work to live, don't live to work.
- wobbleblob 11y agoYou're fighting a straw man, read my comment again without pre conceived bias. A luxury is anything beyond basic necessities like food and shelter. People in poor countries, working 12 hour work days for $10 per day or less, don't have the luxury of working part time. I'm totally fine with someone choosing to work fewer hours or more hours than I'm willing to do, as long as they're capable of supporting themselves. I'm not totally fine with people claiming they would like to work full time, but the government is making it impossible by not subsidizing daycare, out of some kind of conservative bias against working mothers, because that is simply a lie.
- jchrisa 11y agoIt's not a luxury if it makes you more productive to work less.