9878 pts ยท August 13, 2012
I think the incoherence of the vitriol kinda speaks for itself. It's not a dismissal of critique if all the critique is composed of is foaming at the mouth.
I like "condolulations" myself
Ok but in the West there's 1 group that is notable for its historic ability to seed its prejudice into the fabric of society. Power matters.
It's so worth it. Sure, it's not for everyone. But there is so much love, joy, and hilarity to balance things out.
This person is not actually endorsing the practice.
Yeah, all that needs to happen is a dog suddenly standing and they can stomp on a kid or send them flying.
Someone who steals a car with a child in it is in no position to cast stones.
Yeah, no one should get a pass for transphobic "humor" just because the individual they aim it at is rubbish. That type of thing is AOE.
If their employees strike, I will do my best to support them & pressure the company. Without a strike to support, it's a false equivalence.
Power strips are not perishable. Although they will cause problems if eaten.
Or use a labeled map.
Every damn thing in this picture is 100% on point.
It's also an avenue to address the childcare crisis, and the inability to support a family on one income anymore. Too much for 140 chars!
raising children is a public good that we want to support, we should decide if that labor should be paid rather than taking it for granted.
It's a complicated debate. But when one person's labor enables others to fully participate in the economy, or we think that labor like
it should also be wrong for others.
Maybe the framing ought to be, "My mom should also have gotten paid for this work." Just because something was wrong for her doesn't mean
True. Yet studies show that the burden of housework and child care still falls dramatically, disproportionately, on women still.
Your mom did paid labor (her job) in addition to her unpaid labor (housekeeping and child rearing). Housespouse is unpaid only.
Are you suggesting that that women do not do the vast majority of this labor in 2021?
There's an argument to be made that economies depend entirely on the unpaid labor of women keeping house and raising kids.
Of self-preservation, one would think.
I mean, sure. But both sides of this debate need to follow the rules of the road in the meantime. And cyclists have the bonus incentive
I think the incoherence of the vitriol kinda speaks for itself. It's not a dismissal of critique if all the critique is composed of is foaming at the mouth.
I like "condolulations" myself
Ok but in the West there's 1 group that is notable for its historic ability to seed its prejudice into the fabric of society. Power matters.
It's so worth it. Sure, it's not for everyone. But there is so much love, joy, and hilarity to balance things out.
This person is not actually endorsing the practice.
Yeah, all that needs to happen is a dog suddenly standing and they can stomp on a kid or send them flying.
Someone who steals a car with a child in it is in no position to cast stones.
Yeah, no one should get a pass for transphobic "humor" just because the individual they aim it at is rubbish. That type of thing is AOE.
If their employees strike, I will do my best to support them & pressure the company. Without a strike to support, it's a false equivalence.
Power strips are not perishable. Although they will cause problems if eaten.
Or use a labeled map.
Every damn thing in this picture is 100% on point.
It's also an avenue to address the childcare crisis, and the inability to support a family on one income anymore. Too much for 140 chars!
raising children is a public good that we want to support, we should decide if that labor should be paid rather than taking it for granted.
It's a complicated debate. But when one person's labor enables others to fully participate in the economy, or we think that labor like
it should also be wrong for others.
Maybe the framing ought to be, "My mom should also have gotten paid for this work." Just because something was wrong for her doesn't mean
True. Yet studies show that the burden of housework and child care still falls dramatically, disproportionately, on women still.
Your mom did paid labor (her job) in addition to her unpaid labor (housekeeping and child rearing). Housespouse is unpaid only.
Are you suggesting that that women do not do the vast majority of this labor in 2021?
There's an argument to be made that economies depend entirely on the unpaid labor of women keeping house and raising kids.
Of self-preservation, one would think.
I mean, sure. But both sides of this debate need to follow the rules of the road in the meantime. And cyclists have the bonus incentive