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BPS is an interesting fellow. His style is perhaps a bit alarmist, but his points are generally spot on. Please enjoy the eight minutes of video before commenting.
Basically, he's saying that women absorb more money than they put into the system, supported by their men and the collective taxation.
Which I guess would really **** a guy off who knows he won't ever have a woman love him and bear his children.
Assuming that's the premise, then the argument could be made that women put more money into "the system" (i.e. the economy). Unless the argument is that they take money and stuff it under a mattress and don't spend it. I don't have any interest in watching an 8 minute video about something so inconsequential.
Assuming that's the premise, then the argument could be made that women put more money into "the system" (i.e. the economy). Unless the argument is that they take money and stuff it under a mattress and don't spend it. I don't have any interest in watching an 8 minute video about something so inconsequential.
I was just imagining how that "absorbing" would look via osmosis.
I couldn't get the video to load. That said, this topic reminds me of all the work women do, and DON'T get paid for.
Someone to nanny your kids
Someone to clean your house
Someone to have sex with you occasionally
Someone to cook your meals
Someone to do your laundry
Someone to be your personal shopper
PUHLEEZE. I don't think we're quite the drain this guy thinks we are.
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