greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 27
th, 2013 at 12:19pm:
As I said above, the Libs were quite openly advocating for far less women in the work force more than twenty years ago
But it's a risky ploy at this stage of the game
The Lima Declaration commenced destroying Australian production and employment back in 1975, when an initial 30% of Aussie jobs and manufacturing were sent overseas
Since then, that 30% has to be close to 75%
Labor and Libs are cognisant of the fact robotics will shave the last few remaining jobs to near nothing. Just public servants and the service industry
Yes, there are women who have no intention of reproducing and who are excellent employees. They shouldn't be forced from the workplace by policies which terrify employers into rejecting female applicants/employees
Aussies aren't stupid. Overwhelmingly, women head single-parent households. Of course they'd like to stay at home to raise their children. But the easy-divorce laws which also came into effect in the mid-70s mean many men tire of supporting a family and desert their wives to raise and support the children alone. All part of the Zionist attack on the vital family-unit
There are women who have to work, even though they'd far rather not. Abbott's policy does a favour for whom, exactly -- the entitlement-brigade who believe that going to bed and ending up pregnant is everyone else's responsibility ?
There are at least two reasons I won't vote Liberals (a) their disgusting betrayal, corruption and cowardice re: Schapelle Corby and (2) the paid parental leave policy
There are hundreds of reasons I won't be voting Labor