That's what I'm saying.

Imagine this

She earns 15k a year. She's below the poverty line.

Women are 80% of the consumer market, and before people go like "well women have always done the shopping in the family" I look at them and ask "lmao there are no families in 2019"

What is not reported is the equivalent of 12k in section 8 housing benefits. 5k in food stamps

Maybe 2k in insurance premiums

Then even more money if she had kids.

practically double to live in a big enough place

Even more if she is single

Kids are profitable.

Which the textbook mentioned the rapid increase of single mothers earning below the poverty line

So, in reality, she's earning 12k in wages and pulling in some 20k to 30k in benefits from programs.

Not including spousal support or child support, because neither is required to be reported, iirc.

Society wants women taken care of.

Seriously tho what is it with women and spending

And women crave security.

women want want women taken care of

They don't have to earn it

But, that's not the point.

women seem to be heavy hoarders.

My point here is that, by attempting to put a guarantee on providing for women, society is basically reducing the number of women that can be supported.

i heard shit like they would keep notes from years passed tucked away somewhere.

probably has something to do with the spending

They are also notoriously short term thinking. But that's more a human trait than a woman trait.

Simp^

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who?

Simps tend to not go beyond short term thinking

most people

Indeed, the vast majority of people

It doesn't help to be a bleeding heart liberal

Anyone here feel the desire to work in Silicon Valley for $200-300k, paying $60-100k in taxes and 30-40k in rent? The normal week would be like 50-60 hours probably but it’s the best area for tech. No?

No. #1: Commiefornia #2 Commiefornia

True.

Is that part of the USSR?

A lot of people with terrible politics + pretty shit living conditions + Hugh taxes and cost of living

However, a huge potential for income. I’m a simple man. I just want to make $300k/year lol.

I think the best way would be making my own company / products.

That's a good way to reach that goal!

I'm a libertarian that just wants all the lego sets

I really just dislike working for other people because I don’t own my work as much as if I was the boss.