Women have always worked. Only the relatively small populations of middle class & rich women dodged work. The question was & is what work can they do, and how much will they be paid. Piecemeal, farm work, cleaning... Men do not always make a wage that supports a family.
Who took care of their kids? If they went to daycare, well daycare does not transmit values. That’s my point. Also, why did all these women have to work? Did they not have loving man to provide for them?https://twitter.com/JessieJaneDuff/status/1077727667955224576 …
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Even in countries like the Netherlands where more woman go out to work, the amount of productive hours per family is not more than that of countries where more men go out to work. However the chidren get less mommy time.
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It’s by design to control the young That allows greater overall taxation The potential productivity is a collateral issue Their problem now is the tax cattles collapse in reproduction followed by their mistake of importing lower grade tax cattle
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Daycare does transmit values.. which means you'd better be careful who your daycare provider is and what values they will be transmitting. I would never send my kids to a Montessori school.
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The problem is precisely that daycares are transmitting values.
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This highlights the tragedy of what has happened. Yes, women worked, but they did not have to work every day. There was a time when you could work without selling your loyalty. That time is gone for both men and women.
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while never wishing to minimise the effect of becoming fatherless, it was not "many" men that abandoned their children, it was a small minority ::: :
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Wasn’t Stefan Molyneux raised by a single mom? You turned out alright with your success. Why hold others to different standards?
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I get what
@StefanMolyneux is saying. I was raised in daycare and wasn’t taught any values. It set me back decades. I was in my thirties when I finally decided to learn to those values I should’ve been taught as a child.
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the 50 year mortgage is only in crazy places like California and the NYC area
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Day care I was at in the 80s transmitted values, the daycare centers however do not, which is what you mean.
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In my family they raised the kids first, work was put on hold for about 15yrs
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Curious if we ever hear from you telling men to take care if their wives and children, not to abandon them, not to divorce them ....
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BuT pAtRiArChY iS eViL!
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Not at all. Men and women are different, and have different sets of skills and I think that is beautiful and something that should be celebrated.
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