@NITRODUBS I think a huge part of this is the ease of getting college loans, but I'm not exactly well-versed in the issue. Any ideas?

Women and men have their own pros and cons. Women are usually talented in spoken/verbal outlets while men have more spatial talent.

That’s why men tend to lead in engineering fields

So women still definitely have a place in college, but not in the scale we see today or in the fields they’re currently encouraged into

@Jakob-NY college loans did used to be a lot harder to get, and required a lot more credibility and intelligence

Also I’d like to mention women used to go into college for insignificant degrees just to meet men

That’s how my grandma met my grandpa lmao

@NITRODUBS "Women still definitely have a place in college" oh boy.... We need women at home raising families, not getting useless degrees and pointless careers.

@NITRODUBS An interesting proposal.

My mom raised me and all my siblings after opening a business and secured job for all of us in the future with that, so yeah I’d say for higher IQ women, they can do something with college

Also.. we need nurses lol

Like because of my moms business I have the ability to raise several children while working from home most of the time.

But that’s anecdotal so I’ll give you that

If pro-white and/or Identitarian schools can be arranged, there is a need for teachers there.

I had a dad

Well up until I was 13 but he died around then so that’s not really applicable

Loans are guaranteed now idk if someone said that

@DeusVult easy there, reverse Freud

And women do make better teachers for primary schools, because of women’s natural verbal skills.

@NITRODUBS yeah I believe they call that the Mrs degree hahaha

Also loans have an entire economy behind them that colleges still profit from, even with failure of college attendees

Don’t know if that was the point you were trying to make or not

@Wood-Ape - OK/MN Oh yikes I didn't realize this was an echo chamber

Okay be civil

Bigger families is ideal, but the fact is labor is devalued (due to women workers as well as immigration and other things). Not everyone can afford stay at home le trad Murdoch Chan waifu meme.

We do have to work with our current circumstances and slowly but steadily transition back to the traditional family standard

@DeusVult disagreement is fine but I think it is a bit rude to jump to "so you have daddy issues?"

And it’s still entirely beneficial for older women with children out of the home to pursue nursing and care taking positions which do require higher level education

@Wood-Ape - OK/MN Well beating around the bush is not really my thing.... I will make sure I censor myself so I don't hurt any feelings.

There are still several fields where men are not naturally compatible to be in that women have to fill.

I wouldn’t say you hurt my feelings it just wasn’t a productive assumption

@NITRODUBS And I would say promoting women in any field OTHER THAN MOTHERHOOD is the least productive assumption I've ever heard. Considering we all should know (((who))) promotes this and why they promote it.

Women have always held a majority of care taking positions

In practically every civilization

Yeah in tribes where the mothers all raise the children and take care of the village as a large home unit..... Modern nursing and medical care is post (((industrial revolution)))

We need manual laborers, engineers, etc, things that men are meant to do. But we also need caretakers, which is what women have always done

@DeusVult reading
"for reasons of economic reality as well as women's suitability in various fields, some women should still get professional training while we encourage and increase the number of stay at home mothers" as "hey you have issues" is as retarded as when anti-whites try to pathologize white solidarity as "fragility" or being jealous of blacks. It is a baseless assumption.

Yes MOTHERHOOD

But it isn’t and that’s actually incorrect

It makes sense to put people in jobs they're already biologically built to do

Do you think hospitals didn’t exist before the industrial revolution?