Thread by @MSS3RosaFerreum

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char 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?

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char 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.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char 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.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char A 13-year-old boy can be raped by a 30-year-old woman, but if his rapist gets pregnant, (because women have all the choices regarding parenthood) the boy has to pay child support to her — as society deems a 13-year-old boy more fiscally responsible than a 40-year-old woman.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char While the rape is a crime, child support payments are legally required despite the crime; the age of the male doesn’t actually matter to make this so.

This illustrates the point that parenthood is a prerogative of a woman independent of any choices that a fathering male makes.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char Being unable to consent doesn’t excuse any male of the responsibility to pay child support under American 🇺🇸 law (psychologytoday.com/us/blog/talkin…). That is why your arguments are all so silly. Male responsibility in parenthood demonstrably has nothing to do with male choice.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char Moreover, women can go to a sperm bank (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…); if the woman is unmarried, the donor may still owe child support despite waiving parental rights. This is another way women can get pregnant without the specific consent of a man to become the legal father.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char Do you know why child support exists?

Society saw women to be too financially irresponsible to care for themselves let alone kids so fathers needed to step in and finance women’s inherent ineptitude.

Let's look at the history of the tender years' doctrine and child support.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char There was a time in which only men were awarded custody of children if a married couple ever split. During that period, men had to be the breadwinner and the homemaker, but modern women do not seem capable of working as much as men of olden times.

Why is that?

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char Regarding when men always got custody in divorce, consider "Lagging Behind the Times: Parenthood, Custody, and Gender Bias in the Family Court" by Cynthia A. McNeely published in 1998 in Volume 25 of the _Florida State University Law Review_ page 891 (ir.law.fsu.edu/cgi/viewconten…).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char "[T]he father [was designated] as the natural protector of children because he had the ability to provide for their financial support. Women were seen as incapable of handling legal or financial matters…." 25 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. 891, 897 (1998).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char "Because fathers usually provided the family’s sole income through their employment away from the home [during the Industrial Revolution], this absence advanced the fathers' 'long march from the center to the periphery of domestic life.'" 25 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. at 898 (1998).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char "Congress implemented the Talfourd Act of 1839 to legislate the presumption that courts should award custody of children under age seven to the mother." 25 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. at 897 (1998).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char "This presumption became known as the 'tender-years doctrine,' which legalized for the first time the belief that mothers were better suited to raise children than fathers." 25 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. at 897 (1998).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char "Eventually, 'the tender-years presumption became the rationale for awarding custody of children of all ages to the mother on a permanent basis.'" 25 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. at 899 (1998).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char "[T]he continuous refrain throughout the last one hundred years has been that when it comes to childrearing, fathers are not that important." 25 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. at 914 (1998).

You might think the culprit was patriarchy, but it was actually feminism.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char Consider "The Divorce Bargain: The Fathers’ Rights Movement and Family Inequalities" by Deborah Dinner published in 2016 in Volume 102 of the _Virginia Law Review_ beginning at page 79 (available at: virginialawreview.org/wp-content/upl…).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char "[L]egal reforms enabling fathers to fulfill caregiving roles through joint custody would also enable mothers to fulfill breadwinning roles." 102 Virginia Law Review 128 (virginialawreview.org/wp-content/upl…).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char "By promoting joint custody as well as sex-neutral spousal maintenance, …the [divorce] bargain liberalized gender roles within divorced families, offering a model of a more egalitarian family structure." 102 Virginia Law Review 142 (virginialawreview.org/wp-content/upl…).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char "Criticism of joint custody formed part of a broader critique among feminist legal theorists in the 1980s about what they perceived as an earlier generation of feminist reformers’ mistaken focus on same treatment." 102 Virginia Law Review 144 (virginialawreview.org/wp-content/upl…).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char Specifically, "[t]he literature argued that liberal feminist reformers had pursued formal equality that … entrenched women’s subordination." 102 Virginia Law Review 144 n. 334 (virginialawreview.org/wp-content/upl…).

How does "formal equality" "entrench[] women’s subordination"?

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char As outlined above, before labor-saving gizmos, men used to be awarded custody whenever the courts got involved and then the "tender years" doctrine came to be (which was advocated for by women) which led to sole custody being awarded to women and women getting child support.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char However, men prior to the "tender years" doctrine had to be the household breadwinner (as such men received no child support at that time) and had to care for their children.

@melJsaysso, why can't modern women handle the degree of responsibility on their own that men could?

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char Is it because there is a #GenderedLaborGap?

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char If you add up both the unpaid labor and paid labor, on average, men work more total time than women creating a #GenderedLaborGap pursuant to (as an example) the @BLS_gov's 2017 American Time Use Survey (bls.gov/news.release/a…) and @pewresearch's data (pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018…).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch According to the @BLS_gov, "[o]n the days they worked, employed men worked 49 minutes more than employed women. … However, even among full-time workers (those usually working 35 hours or more per week), men worked more per day than women—8.4 hours, compared with 7.9 hours."

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Pursuant to @BLS_gov data in the American Time Use Survey, the average man is getting the equivalent of over 26½ (8-hour) days of experience more than the average woman is getting on the job (bls.gov/news.release/a…, p. 2).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Now, looking only at full-time workers, pursuant to @BLS_gov data in the American Time Use Survey, the average man is getting the equivalent of over 16 (8-hour) days of experience more than the average woman is getting on the job (bls.gov/news.release/a…, p. 2).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Dividing the total hours worked into 8-hour workdays, using the @BLS_gov data from the American Time Use Survey, it's almost as if men (on average) are working nearly 12½ months a year to women's less than 12 (bls.gov/news.release/a…, p. 2).

Albeit slower, this adds up fast.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Let's do the math:

Table 8A, column 1: Men: Women:
Household activities: 1.31 2.34
Caring for household: 1.01 1.85
Work-related activities: 5.46 3.37
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Total: 7.78 7.56

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Now comparing the men from Table 8B to the women from Table 8C (where the youngest child is under 6):

Women care for and help household members 2.08 more hours per day than men in the most extreme case presented by Table 8A, but men work 6.43 hours more per day than women.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Similarly, comparing the men from Table 8B to the women from Table 8C (where the youngest child is under 6), women do household activities for 1.91 more hours per day than men in the most extreme case presented by Table 8A, but, again, men work 6.43 hours more per day than women.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Let's do the math: Men: Women:
Household activities: 1.26 3.17
Caring for household: 1.42 3.36
Work-related activities: 6.57 0.00
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Total: 9.25 6.53

Who is working more?

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch By comparing the men from Table 8B to the women from Table 8C (using the youngest child under 6 column), we see the situation where women are unemployed and spending the most time caring not only for the children but the whole family.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Other @BLS_gov data (see below) indicates that 61% of families have both parents employed (bls.gov/opub/ted/2017/…), but does not indicate whether the mothers are working full-time or part-time.

The American Time Use Survey does have an answer in Table 8B.

Let's check that out.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Let's do the math:

Table 8B, column 1: Men: Women:
Household activities: 1.23 1.90
Caring for household: 0.93 1.52
Work-related activities: 6.35 5.01
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Total: 8.51 8.43

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Maybe women are forced to stay home with their kids and that causes the gap. If true, women with no kids should be working the same amount as men in the workforce as there is no reason not to since there is no reason to be on call and no extra household or child care duties.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Let's do that math:

Table 8A, column 4: Men: Women:
Household activities: 1.54 2.21
Caring for household: 0.07 0.07
Work-related activities: 4.11 2.83
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Total: 5.72 5.11

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Consider just workers:

Table 8B, column 4: Men: Women:
Household activities: 1.34 1.80
Caring for household: 0.04 0.05
Work-related activities: 6.17 5.29
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Total: 7.55 7.14

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Whether you consider all currently childless folks (Table 8A) or just the ones working (Table 8B), women spend less time on paid labor and related activities and women spend less time working considering both unpaid domestic labor and paid labor added together. The pattern holds.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Moreover, homemaking is not usually physically demanding work (unlike the paid labor many men do that women typically do not).

See, Women Workers and Women at Home Are Equally Inactive: NHANES 2003–2006 (available at ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch "Women spent most of their day in sedentary (~55%) and light (~32%) activity, with limited lifestyle (~11%) and moderate vigorous physical activity (MVPA) (~2%), and there were no differences between the homemakers and [employed women]" (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch "A recent study conducted by the PEW Research Center found that stay-at-home mothers reported spending more time on childcare, housework, leisure activities, and sleep more than working mothers" (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…).

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch Table 8A of the @BLS_gov’s 2019 American Time Use Survey (bls.gov/news.release/a…) demonstrates that this #GenderedLaborGap continues to be a problem. It is not just something that existed as a freak accident of statistics in 2017.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch 2019:
Table 8A, column 1: Men: Women:
Household activities: 1.28 2.33
Caring for household: 0.95 1.80
Work-related activities: 5.72 3.35
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Total: 7.95 7.48

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch …so, @melJsaysso, in the United States of America 🇺🇸, why can’t women (on average) work as many hours as men (on average)?

If women did, mothers might not need child support. Child support was implemented because women couldn't be trusted with taking care of themselves.

@ALReproRightsAd @tabularasaTonyB @JohnathonDoeman @melJsaysso @shanoawarrior @Groucholiz @JazhuStreaming @SexDrugnRnR @Oneiorosgrip @FHousebunny @LustfulLiberal @nerdybirdyCH @numbersdelight @JustLaurenB @Judith_Char @BLS_gov @pewresearch @threadreaderapp, please unroll.