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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To the person above: where I live, there are a lot of older boomer women who have literally never worked a day in their lives. they spend their days going to bible studies and out to eat, swimming at the y and bragging about their grandchildren. I had never read an obituary before for someone who had never worked. They are strange. So yes, I do think it's wrong that the government provides free healthcare to women who have never worked a day in their lives, while children go without. I don't buy the argument that everything every boomer has is because they earned it, and that they have earned so much more than the rest of us. and suggesting that since they suffered we should suffer to sounds a bit like those people that try to justify fraternity hazings. Just make the system better. don't think that because you put up with it, we should put up with it too. [/quote] [b]How is that different from wealthy Millennial women who don't work because their husbands make a great deal of money.[/b] They do exist all across the affluent spectrum of DC. I must say your post reeks of jealousy. I can read between the lines. Which is funny given that swimming at the Y and going to Bible studies is very middle class, not affluent. And I'm sure there's a regional factor at play, especially if in the South. And when you say you have never read an obituary before of someone who'd never worked,[b] I find it surprising given it was the *norm* for middle class women not to work until the 70s and even in my 80s-90s childhood, a good percentage, typically around 25% if not a bit more, of married women with children didn't work.[/b] [/quote] +1 None of the college educated moms I knew growing up worked until they got divorced. [/quote]
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