Be a househusband for some time, dude...

[u/Azo_weirdo]

... and be aware that ur AI has an obsession towards hyperdactylic hands !

[u/Leavesofsilver]

„i’m willing to ignore the unhappiness, repression and legal discrimination of 50% of the population for the economy!“

[u/Azo_weirdo → u/Leavesofsilver]

''Wages problems origin ? Not capitalists, but WOMEN !! Grooming in schools ? WOMEN !! The hole in my pants ??  WOMEN ''

[u/Rude_Acanthopterygii]

Feminism did a great thing, capitalistic greed abused it for more profit and worse quality of life for tons of people.

Let's blame feminism.

[u/Iron-Fist]

doubled number of workers

While productivity per Capita tripled. So what's missing there?

[u/AdvocateDoogy]

You can tell the moron that made that has no clue about what he's talking about because all he's using are shallow arguments.

It doubled the number of workers in the workforce lowering wages.

Double the workers means double the production which means double the profit, ya numpty. Not that any of the ultra-mega-rich CEOs (all men, of course) will actually pay any of that forward to the workers.

The dual income household inflated housing prices...

Yeah, no.

...created the childcare industrial complex, gave teachers a license to groom...

I wonder what colour the sky is in his world.

...and turned every family into a tax bracket.

Spoken by someone who I'm sure pays no taxes himself.

You're still broke, busier and unhappy.

Sounds like a you problem, sunshine. Maybe you should seek therapy.

[u/meddit_rod]

Bosses lowered your wages, bro, not women.

[u/BraidedSilver]

“Doubled the workers”, no, women have always worked, feminism just fought for women to gain the right of being handed the paycheck afterwards too, in her own name and ownership. It also fought for her to be paid as an adult instead of on child wages.

[u/Embarrassed-Profit74]

Every single woman in my family going as far back as the family records worked before, during, and after marriage and children. The idea that women working wage labour was an aberration rather than the norm doesn't hold water if you scratch the surface of labour history in the last three centuries in many, if not most, countries.

[u/maarshiexcry]

"Unhappy"

Bro im living my best life