Capitalism gives opportunity to make own decisions on when to do what, i.e. accumulate a buffer of money to exchange it for a rest time. Unlike socialism which forces outcome and restricts freedom of choice.
I agree, but if you phrase that the wrong way, it's treated by a lot of people as the most terrible heresy.
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I think the important, but missing component is classes on the matter of how to pragmatically live/work in capitalism (or socialism depending on which system is in place), in mid/high school. We teach fundamentals of many disciplines, but not a systematic view on them.
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Most of those people would probably be down with 9 months maternity leave though. Except for the ones that broke the glass ceiling and RUN the companies lol.
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Placing industriousness above health is the culprit. Tons of long work days in all societies. Plus, nothing in capitalism says you have to have crappy health benefits. Politicians say that to appease their donors.
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So referencing the same “fact” in a different way with a different implication gets a different response. This doesn’t justify the implication of irrationality carried by the word “heresy”.
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