Woman Suggests All Stay-At-Home Mothers Should Be Forced To Work, Because Feminism

milo.yiannopoulos.net ^ | March 24, 2017

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Woman Suggests All Stay-At-Home Mothers Should Be Forced To Work, Because Feminism March 24, 2017 FeminismMediaSJW18 Comments4 min read Sarrah Le Marquand, a columnist for the Daily Telegraph in Australia, thinks that all stay at home mothers should be forced to work, by law.

“Only when the female half of the population is expected to hold down a job and earn money to pay the bills in the same way that men are routinely expected to do will we see things change for the better for either gender,” says Sarrah in her opinion piece for Rendezvous.

While using the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) as a source, Sarrah argues that by law, stay at home mothers should be forced to work.

“Rather than wail about the supposed liberation in a woman’s right to choose to shun paid employment, we should make it a legal requirement that all parents of children of school-age or older are gainfully employed,” claims Sarrah.

[CodeToad]

Typical liberal always trying to tell everyone else what to do.

Liberalism should be outlawed, and it is.

[DPMD]

News flash: Stay-at-home mothers do work. And it is the most important work of all.

[metmom]

Yup.

That’s me.

Deplorable and proud of it.

[Vaduz]

Mrs Cleaver chuckles.

[Trillian]

She can go to hell. I’m tired of these communists trying to tell me how I should live my life. There is no way she’d be able to handle the workload at HOME that I have every day with no break.

[LibertarianLiz]

I went to a daycare center And they had little cribs all next to either other. It looked like a jail.

I had a similar experience. Went to one daycare center, and looked into a room where there were small children, in cribs in a room all of them waiting for their 2 minutes of interaction with someone changing their diaper.

I was there when my first born laughed for the first time. I saw her pull herself up for the first time. I waited for the first step, and was there to see it. I heard her first word.

They are this young for such a short period of time, that to miss out on watching them grow is a shame. Especially if it is just because some feminist tells you that what you are doing doesn't matter. It matters. Children raised in their home, by their own, marrried, parents do better in all the metrics of life that can be measured.

[Bogie]

But, and here is the good part, you get paid with healthy happy kids on their way to being a part of the next generation.

The "idiots", on the other hand, get paid in little pieces of paper that the government intends to debase, and, in the end, a hopeless death.

[onedoug]

By all means, tell that to an equally filthy muslim.

[Bogie]

LOL, BINGO! My wife and I have spent many a happy hour out on the water and the kids are well educated to boot.

In fact my son is getting one of his patents published in a few weeks.

[jazminerose]

Her resume is on the lean side, is it not? Unless watching soaps now qualifies you as an expert in early childhood development.

[Mike Darancette]

I get the mental image of babushkas pushing brooms in Red Square.

[Vigilanteman]

Your man is lucky.

Mine is made of the same stuff. We have three grown daughters, five lovely grandchildren, three conservative sons-in-law and not a bed wetting liberal in the whole lot. May our kind reproduce and multiply!

[metmom]

I have three kids, ALL gainfully employed and pursuing grad level degrees.

None in jail, pregnant out of wedlock, doing drugs, liviing in my basement as SJW.

Although, you’d have to be pretty desperate to be willing to live in my basement.

[proud American in Canada]

Thanks, MagnoliaB.

There’s nothing that can replace the loving arms of a mother.:-)

thank you!

[proud American in Canada]

I totally understand. I grew up in Chicago and my best friend had to leave at 6 o'clock in the morning to get the train to go downtown to work. She got home around 7 because the commute was a b****. You'll never get that time back with your little ones​... It is so great that you had extended family to help. I am sure that they will treasure that time or in some way, they will remember that. My father paid for a townhouse that was about two blocks away from where I grew up. For his mother and father. Some of my best memories are of spending time around my Babi's kitchen table. When I got my first job working in a factory, at about 16, the first thing I did with my first paycheck was buy my grandmother a huge bag of groceries. I still remember reading The Enquirer on her kitchen table with her. She was a lovely lady. :-)

[proud American in Canada]

Excellent post!!! You are so right!

[proud American in Canada]

LOL! Get to work, slacker, after spending all night up with a crying baby! ;)

[kearnyirish2]

I’m also glad they have that relationship with family before those people pass on; I couldn’t imagine having kids without that help (and now repay them by caring for them in their old age).

[Chgogal]

Fascists will be fascists.

[Yaelle]

No other mammal leaves its young in other care from birth. It’s just a dumb thing to do for the entire species.