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It's not a double standard. What you're saying would be akin to saying there's no difference between and a cattle rancher and a vegan activist eating a steak. Of course there is. For the rancher, there is no inconsistency between statement and action. For the vegan activist, there is. |
Removing limits on four classes of forever chemicals with known health risks, and extending the compliance deadline for PFOA and PFAS, certainly is a strange way of reversing this. Perhaps your superior brain can explain to us how this makes America healthier. |
You’re trying to claim that Republicans have no moral standards, thus they are exempt from criticism? What a weird argument. Nobody should be voting for them, in that case. |
It's already happening. Over 400,000 mothers dropped from the workforce in Q1 and Q2, which is the steepest decline in 40 years. https://thecareboard.ku.edu/news/article/us-sees-steepest-decline-of-mothers-of-young-children-in-the-workforce-in-40-years-study-finds. MAGA didn't have to do anything. Women are the ones saying they've had enough. Alot of young couples are deciding to homeschool and make it work. And I applaud them. Children need their mothers at home and women want to be there. We have seen what happens to society when we start deviating from ingrained biological roles that has kept humanity together for thousands of years. |
It's just that Democrats say places in Central America are horrible and we have to take their asylees, but we're on good terms with their governments, "Try the ceviche!". I get international law is only considered with protections of individuals, though it seems like a pretty big flaw in the system. I mean claiming an asylum means there isn't anywhere in the country that is safe for them, but there they are coconut diplomacy eating the ceviche. Know how many Indians try to claim asylum. Oh, but got skills come on over sit next John the Sysadmin. Can I claim asylum from Indians in the US. They are persecuting me in the tech sector. |
I don’t quite get the obsession with ceviche, or why it’s inconsistent to accept asylum seekers while working on diplomacy with their governments. We’re supposed to shun them and allow the human rights abuses to go on unchecked and possibly spread to other countries? That doesn’t sound very smart. As for tech workers, most are just over here on visas because companies want cheap workers. They regard American workers as too expensive. Take it up with the global economy. |
Speak for yourself, returning to work helped pull me out of postpartum depression years ago and I have two happy, healthy kids who are thriving, kind, sweet, and intelligent. I love being a mom and also love my job. Maybe stil dictating what women should do and let individual families decide? If women left the workforce because they preferred to be stay at home moms, good for them! However, if you want to dictate how "all" women should live, you will lose my vote. |
Shrug. Fine, then, there no need to worry. I was obviously totally wrong when I was begging people like you to see that Trump was going to win in spring of 2016 and again in spring of 2024. You were clearly right and I was wrong. I could go point by point and list out the fallacies in your response, but what is the point? Whenever I have done this with true believers like you before on DCUM (particularly in the context of the presidential election), I’m just met with denialism and anger. I do have to say that referencing the nearly all white, elderly, painfully cringe protesters is a cute touch though. I’m sure they totally represent what Gen Z voters think. You definitely have your hand on the pulse! Democrats have nothing to worry about, then! 👍 |
Meant to write "stop" |
Vance doesn’t need them to switch. He just needs to persuade them not to vote at all. This is also true of the Republicans in the other direction. |
You're being really tedious so I will explain increase more but that's it. Republicans affirmatively like and support Bukele. He fits with their image of effective government because he took El Salvador from being the most dangerous nation in Latin America to the safest. Liberals hate him. This really isn't difficult, but you're being difficult for no clear reason. Go bug your husband now. |
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A lot of those mothers were forced out of the workforce. They didn’t voluntarily drop. Return to office mandates, less flexibility around care, and the elimination of DEI and ERG programs were big factors.
People who think “oh yes, this is great” either haven’t fully thought through the consequences, or they don’t care about women. What happens to these women if/when they want to return to the workforce, but now their skills are outdated and there’s a 15 year gap on their resume? What happens if their husband dies or leaves them? What happens to them in retirement? What happens to the economy when half of the labor and talent pool is gone? I’m not saying it’s a bad thing to stay home with kids (it’s wonderful if inclination and financial circumstances allow), but it should be a choice, not something forced on women because men don’t want to compete with them. “Ingrained biological roles” is just a subset of the Appeal to Nature fallacy. |
This!!!!! Individual freedom to choose! Not dictating people's decisions. Someone posted earlier questioning how Republicans are seen as controlling and the PP saying women should be at home is exactly that controlling attitude. |
Yes, I already know all that, but you’ve still failed to make a logical case that Democrats are bad because a congressional delegation visited El Salvador. Shouldn’t you be out rolling coal on cyclists or something? |
| Deplorable people prefer political policies that insulate them from the majority of society. |