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New statistics in for Australia show that just over half of Australians have a job. Kids and pensioners aside, that’s a huge chunk of people not working and being propped up and ‘carried’ by the other half of the nation. Even more alarming is the people in casual and part-time jobs have overtaken those in full-time jobs.
On seeing these stats on this morning’s TV news, I thought I’d investigate how many Australian women do their fair share when it comes to the household income, and how many are lazy and opt to shun full-time work after a bout of baby-rabies tricking a man into breeding (as per their biological programming). As suspected, ignoring those with kids not in school, the data shows most women still sit back on the sofa watching Ellen and let the man carry the financial burden of bringing home the bacon for the family (despite their cries of girl-power) –
So just over 30% of women with kids in school bother to find full-time work when the kids start school. I think this graphic should serve as a warning to any men contemplating marriage or starting a family. Despite all the feminist rants and man-bashing from the peanut gallery, most women continue to trash their will to work the moment they have kids, expecting working men to carry the work burden. If the man is disposed of and divorce-raped, the welfare system will step in, funded primarily by the income taxes of all those men holding down full-time jobs. Either way, men get the short end of the stick no matter which way they go. I’ve seen it time and time again with my married male friends, thrown to the wolves and treated like a walking ATM and object of derision the moment their wife gets her babies.
Work-shy women –
This has been a MGTOW community service announcement.
#ManOut
And did you read the stats for “underemployment”…add that to unemployment…..scary….
Here’s an eyeopener about the US employment rates. Hint: Don’t believe the official govt number.
http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/unemployment-charts
Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?
Great point Ozguy. Here’s the data as of 2009 –
On the upside, women will have to lift their game as reports on the future automation of work predict many of the cushy office jobs in administration, retail, accounting and law will be automated. When corporations realize that the excess of non-productive females hired to meet arbitrary gender-quotas is bad for their bottom-line, their roles will be culled quicker than you can say ‘feminist agenda’.
#ManOut
Great point Ozguy. Here’s the data as of 2009 –
On the upside, women will have to lift their game as reports on the future automation of work predict many of the cushy office jobs in administration, retail, accounting and law will be automated. When corporations realize that the excess of non-productive females hired to meet arbitrary gender-quotas is bad for their bottom-line, their roles will be culled quicker than you can say ‘feminist agenda’.
Fascinating study , it’s true though , the stats people don’t take into account the number of folk having to work two or more jobs just to get by.
Some of these countries came as no surprise but very few had a low UNDE rate coupled with an equally low UE one.
Of course this data was right after the Sub-Prime Mortgage fiasco that sent a good chunk of the globe into recession.I guess Gov’ts are just happy when people are working=paying taxes so they’re not really concerned with how many jobs you have to make ends meet.
Lifes a bitch,but you don't have to marry one!
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