@caitskirby Part of the issue is there are two disabled communities that have vastly different needs (but they do overlap creating confusion).
The one I represent professionally has work-preclusive impairments; the other community is trying to not be discriminated against in the workplace.
@caitskirby The one trying to get into the workplace without being discriminated against pushes for "differently-abled," "handicapable," and so on as "disabled" implies they can't do the work that they want to have the opportunity to do (and they can actually do with little accommodation).
@caitskirby Those with work-preclusive disabilities are actively harmed by this can-do rhetoric because politicians and the public-at-large haven't figured out that there are 2 very different though slightly overlapping disabled populations.
What's the harm experienced?
@caitskirby The can-do rhetoric of the handicapable makes politicians and the general public believe that work-preclusive disabilities aren't actually work-preclusive which causes the law and policy of the Social Security Administration to change such that it more difficult to get benefits.
@caitskirby The handicapable no more separates the disabled into 2 populations in their rhetoric than the politicians or the general public do, but there are 2 populations and they have very different needs that need to be served separately.
@caitskirby The hangup over being called "disabled" only comes from the handicapable side as the handicapable view being called "disabled" as an impediment toward equality.
@cmarkn @E_I_W_D___ @Edith1502483868 @Cary_wh @PrncessButtrcp @Kekistan42069 @Minx171717 @Michael_B_1970 @maqart55 @chels_spoonie @PeonyPrincess27 @TonyChiaroscuro @C3ve1iaSays @barrenessblack2 @vermithrax12 @chels_eaalberta @loulabelleaus @StinkyGrrrlz @annavrmac @Oneiorosgrip @Apistevist1 @TXWomenRESIST @MRA_ResourceHub @nunya_pat @bad_fido @snide_sally @surf_witch @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 Well, who is the majority of the electorate and the majority of those who vote?
The answer to both is women. Nothing gets passed in America🇺🇸 without women’s consent (either to the law or policy itself or the politician — including appointed judges — who make the law or policy).
Polls indicate that women tend to be left-leaning, but those polls include a large number of people who don’t vote. Men and women who don’t vote don’t matter. This is why polls have a hard time predicting elections of late.
@cmarkn @E_I_W_D___ @Edith1502483868 @Cary_wh @PrncessButtrcp @Kekistan42069 @Minx171717 @Michael_B_1970 @maqart55 @chels_spoonie @PeonyPrincess27 @TonyChiaroscuro @C3ve1iaSays @barrenessblack2 @vermithrax12 @chels_eaalberta @loulabelleaus @StinkyGrrrlz @annavrmac @Oneiorosgrip @Apistevist1 @TXWomenRESIST @MRA_ResourceHub @nunya_pat @bad_fido @snide_sally @surf_witch @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 “Women are registered to vote in the U.S. at higher rates than men. …[T]he number of women registered to vote in the U.S. has typically been about 10 million more than the number of men registered to vote[,]” which declined to 7.4 million in 2022 ().cawp.rutgers.edu/facts/voters/g…
@Fuckstration__ @Kekistan42069 @maqart55 @TAPriceCTR79 @annavrmac @Oneiorosgrip @DawnaCa57444318 @StinkyGrrrlz @chels_spoonie @PeonyPrincess27 @TonyChiaroscuro @C3ve1iaSays @barrenessblack2 @vermithrax12 @chels_eaalberta @Edith1502483868 @loulabelleaus @Michael_B_1970 @Cary_wh @Apistevist1 @TXWomenRESIST @MRA_ResourceHub @nunya_pat @bad_fido @snide_sally @surf_witch @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 Why can’t women (generally) work as many hours as men (when both unpaid domestic labor and paid work are considered)?
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Why can’t women handle the responsibilities that men could when only fathers were the parent to whom the courts awarded custody?
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@Fuckstration__ @Kekistan42069 @maqart55 @TAPriceCTR79 @annavrmac @Oneiorosgrip @DawnaCa57444318 @StinkyGrrrlz @chels_spoonie @PeonyPrincess27 @TonyChiaroscuro @C3ve1iaSays @barrenessblack2 @vermithrax12 @chels_eaalberta @Edith1502483868 @loulabelleaus @Michael_B_1970 @Cary_wh @Apistevist1 @TXWomenRESIST @MRA_ResourceHub @nunya_pat @bad_fido @snide_sally @surf_witch @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 Here is legal equality for both men and women: consent to sex ≠ consent to parenthood.
This is why abortion is okay.
Ergo, for men: consent to sex ≠ consent to finance mother’s unilateral choice to be a parent.
Why should anyone finance a mother’s unilateral choices?
@Fuckstration__ @Kekistan42069 @maqart55 @TAPriceCTR79 @annavrmac @Oneiorosgrip @DawnaCa57444318 @StinkyGrrrlz @chels_spoonie @PeonyPrincess27 @TonyChiaroscuro @C3ve1iaSays @barrenessblack2 @vermithrax12 @chels_eaalberta @Edith1502483868 @loulabelleaus @Michael_B_1970 @Cary_wh @Apistevist1 @TXWomenRESIST @MRA_ResourceHub @nunya_pat @bad_fido @snide_sally @surf_witch @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 If you want to reduce crime and reduce the number of abortions, stop paying mothers to have children that they can't afford on their own — that is: no longer award child support and no welfare to single mothers. If the Donohue-Levitt hypothesis is correct, this will lower crime.
@Edith1502483868 @vermithrax12 @JackieFrancesca @AvalonaCran @maqart55 @Kekistan42069 @chels_spoonie @PeonyPrincess27 @TonyChiaroscuro @C3ve1iaSays @barrenessblack2 @chels_eaalberta @loulabelleaus @Michael_B_1970 @Cary_wh @StinkyGrrrlz @annavrmac @Oneiorosgrip @Apistevist1 @TXWomenRESIST @MRA_ResourceHub @nunya_pat @bad_fido @snide_sally @surf_witch @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 @FBI To demonstrate what I am talking about hereinbelow is the federal rape statute I referenced earlier. Federal law uses "Sexual Abuse" rather than "Rape" as the term of art for the crime of rape () due to Senate Bill 1236 (in the 99th United States Congress).congress.gov/bill/99th-cong…
@Edith1502483868 @vermithrax12 @JackieFrancesca @AvalonaCran @maqart55 @Kekistan42069 @chels_spoonie @PeonyPrincess27 @TonyChiaroscuro @C3ve1iaSays @barrenessblack2 @chels_eaalberta @loulabelleaus @Michael_B_1970 @Cary_wh @StinkyGrrrlz @annavrmac @Oneiorosgrip @Apistevist1 @TXWomenRESIST @MRA_ResourceHub @nunya_pat @bad_fido @snide_sally @surf_witch @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 @FBI 18 U.S.C. § 2242(1): “Whoever … knowingly … causes another person to engage in a sexual act by threatening or placing that other person in fear ….”
@StinkyGrrrlz @Oneiorosgrip @Michael_B_1970 @Cary_wh @NewcombeKerri @annavrmac @vermithrax12 @loulabelleaus @TXWomenRESIST @nunya_pat @bad_fido @snide_sally @surf_witch @TonyChiaroscuro @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 Never said men on average did half the housework. The data doesn’t show that.
The data shows that men (on average) work more paid hours than women and more total hours than women when both unpaid domestic labor and paid work are considered. Those are a very different statements.
@StinkyGrrrlz @Oneiorosgrip @Michael_B_1970 @Cary_wh @NewcombeKerri @annavrmac @vermithrax12 @loulabelleaus @TXWomenRESIST @nunya_pat @bad_fido @snide_sally @surf_witch @TonyChiaroscuro @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 It’s entirely possible that because your enlightened partner is so enlightened that he may be doing less total work than you () but that’s not the norm for society in general (but it is the norm for people with your politics). Be careful what you wish for? pewresearch.org/social-trends/…
@StinkyGrrrlz @Oneiorosgrip @Michael_B_1970 @Cary_wh @NewcombeKerri @annavrmac @vermithrax12 @loulabelleaus @TXWomenRESIST @nunya_pat @bad_fido @snide_sally @surf_witch @TonyChiaroscuro @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 Why can’t women (generally) work as many hours as men (when both unpaid domestic labor and paid work are considered)?
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Why can’t women handle the responsibilities that men could when only fathers were the parent to whom the courts awarded custody?
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@SamBroseph How can a man choose to become a father? The answer is: he can’t. Parenthood is a decision that rests solely with women. Why should the consequences of that decision be laid at the feet of anyone other than the person who made that decision?
@SamBroseph Women have all the choices regarding parenthood. A woman can choose to be a parent if she finds a willing sperm donor. A man cannot choose to become a parent even if he finds a willing egg donor or a willing sex partner. She who has the womb has the choice of parenthood.
@SamBroseph If a woman terminates the pregnancy, she terminates the possibility of parenthood. If she carries the pregnancy to term, she puts the responsibilities of parenthood on the father whether that male wants to be a parent or not and whether he consented to sex or impregnation or not.
@Cary_wh @MRA_ResourceHub @vermithrax12 @mambomeyhe @Oneiorosgrip @loulabelleaus @annavrmac @TXWomenRESIST @nunya_pat @bad_fido @Boxinabeetle @snide_sally @surf_witch @TonyChiaroscuro @StinkyGrrrlz @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 Generally speaking, the principal reason children are growing up in poverty is because they are being award to lazy single parents. This was an expected outcome. Child support only exists because rich and middle class women were seen as to incompetent to be expected to work.
@Cary_wh @MRA_ResourceHub @vermithrax12 @mambomeyhe @Oneiorosgrip @loulabelleaus @annavrmac @TXWomenRESIST @nunya_pat @bad_fido @Boxinabeetle @snide_sally @surf_witch @TonyChiaroscuro @StinkyGrrrlz @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 The law in what’s now the United Kingdom🇬🇧 was changed (adopting the Tender Year's Doctrine) because of the whinging of an adulterous ex-wife () and the United States🇺🇸 soon followed with the Talfourd Act (named after the British reformer).spartacus-educational.com/Wcustody39.htm
@Cary_wh @MRA_ResourceHub @vermithrax12 @mambomeyhe @Oneiorosgrip @loulabelleaus @annavrmac @TXWomenRESIST @nunya_pat @bad_fido @Boxinabeetle @snide_sally @surf_witch @TonyChiaroscuro @StinkyGrrrlz @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @JohnWat59766564 The reason child support exists is not for the sake of the children.
Child support exists because women — unlike men — were viewed by society (including by women) to be incompetent in handling their finances and incapable of working enough to care for children by themselves.