Have a newborn FMLA is up, and wife will have to go back to work (ideas, playing)
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Oh please single people cost more? give me a break, they pay more in taxes and use less in services. Since they never took time out of the workplace either then that would mean they paid more into social security.
You cost, you're just not informed enough to know any better, which is a running theme in this thread.
For example...
" Recent research also finds a link between marriage and health care use. Marriage is associated with shorter average hospital stays, fewer doctor visits, and reduced risk of nursing home admission.(20, 21, 22)"
Total and complete baloney. Absolutely ridiculous, and it's obvious you know nothing at all about breast feeding so you might want to decline discussing topics on which you have zero knowledge and instead educate yourself on said topic.
Then maybe they need to cover up instead of exposing the breast. Actually next time a woman exposes her breast doing this I will expose my breast too.
A woman quitting her job to raise her child doesn't show lack of ambition. Just because you're one of those gung-ho, iron-panties career women without kids doesn't mean you need to denigrate those who choose to make the decision to stay at home. (BTW, I work)
She shows lack of ambition for her career. Life ambition is something different. Given a choice between hiring someone who has always worked and someone who took a few years off, I'd go with the proven comodity. We have no idea if the SAHM can even handle working and family. She's never tried.
" Recent research also finds a link between marriage and health care use. Marriage is associated with shorter average hospital stays, fewer doctor visits, and reduced risk of nursing home admission.(20, 21, 22)"
Of course they have those studies, they want everyone to be married.
You mean like the crackheads who have 10 kids out of wedlock, yes they are functioning members of society going by this logic. Having babies doesn't make anyone special just means they had sex without using protection.
I'd rather pay for Ivory than a crackhead who keeps making babies.
The children are special. Period. If anyone needs help it's them.
Do you have any real point? So far, I read nothing but misinformation and whining. Single people and married people and rich people and poor people all pay taxes in differing amounts.
Taxes are to benefit all of society, not just the individual. Don't like it, then refuse to pay and deal with the consequences determined by that society.
I am tired of paying more in taxes because I don't have kids. Sick of it actually and it is discrimination.
She shows lack of ambition for her career. Life ambition is something different. Given a choice between hiring someone who has always worked and someone who took a few years off, I'd go with the proven comodity. We have no idea if the SAHM can even handle working and family. She's never tried.
One employer I worked for didn't like to hire women who had been SAHMs for years and I have to admit. To me this shows they aren't ambitious.
A woman quitting her job to raise her child doesn't show lack of ambition. Just because you're one of those gung-ho, iron-panties career women without kids doesn't mean you need to denigrate those who choose to make the decision to stay at home. (BTW, I work)
You better believe I have every right to denigrate those women because I think they are not ambitious. If they were they wouldn't be out of work for years.
Btw, I never had a chance to have kids so this whole idea that I must be one of those women who hates kids is ridiculous. In fact I'm not even career obsessed.
You better believe I have every right to denigrate those women because I think they are not ambitious. If they were they wouldn't be out of work for years.
Btw, I never had a chance to have kids so this whole idea that I must be one of those women who hates kids is ridiculous. In fact I'm not even career obsessed.
If you don't have a career to speak of then why cast judgement on anyone about career or ambition?
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