[Mrs. Don-o]

Interestingly, in countries where they have put the most effort in making sure people actually get the vocational training and the job placements they WANT (Finland is an example), the women make use of "choice" to choose less-stressful, less-dangerous and less-demanding jobs INSTEAD of the higher-paying but more-stressful jobs.

Such as: childcare rather than industrial manager. Needlework rather than mining and logging. Check this out:

https://sputniknews.com/europe/201901181071594857-scandinavia-feminism-women-labour/

Real choice for women, undermines the stated goals of feminism. They're calling it the Finnish Paradox.

[Still Thinking]

Real choice for women, undermines the stated goals of feminism. They're calling it the 'Finnish Paradox'.

Because "Finnish Paradox" sounds better than "People like us, who presume to judge other people's decisions, are too stupid to be allowed to steal oxygen normals need, and should certainly never be allowed anywhere near political power. Naturally, we were wrong from the getgo, like always."