No more days out for mothers I guess…

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    TheMule
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    This story took me by surprise because I could not even believe that this was a sort of thing that needed to be paid for women.

     

    http://vancouver.24hrs.ca/2015/02/04/metro-van-cuts-program-angers-moms

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    It makes one wonder just how previous generations of mothers must have managed without such a program.  I guess they had to stay home and make sure their children did their homework and grow up to become fine up-standing citizens.

     

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    BrainPilot
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    They literally can’t get up off their asses and go for a walk in the park without the government spending money on them. You wanna go for a walk? Just go.

    What next? Will they need the government to pay them to wipe their own ass? How helpless can you be?

    Look, it's not my fault that tornado dropped a house on your sister. Now get back on your broom and get your ass out of here... and take your monkeys with you

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    Brian
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    “When Tatum Van Emmerik was feeling anxious, depressed and stressed out while looking after her two young, energetic boys while her husband was at work

    I now believe words no longer convey actual meaning.

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    TimoUKIP1983
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    Lazy bitches!

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    Brian:

     

    It makes me wonder what these women do all day.

     

    My mother did things like looking after our house and tending the backyard garden. The place was clean, our meals were cooked, and our clothes were always repaired.  On top of that, when I was young boy in the 1950s, she sat down with me and taught me to read using a telephone book.

     

    I’m sure there were times when things may have been a bit much for her, but she did these things because she saw it as her job as my father’s wife and as my mother.  Then again, considering that she was of the generation that survived bombing and invasion during WW II, being a housewife must have been piece of cake by comparison.

     

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