That's adorable.
In the real world.
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Wow, a whopping $12,000, which the state was going to pay no matter where her kid went to school? Dude, you really need to get treatment for your racism, it's destroying what little life you have left
When I was kid, I had a gold fish with longer attention span than yours. That would explain your replies to others being chopped into tiny sections with one liners jumping all over from one topic to another, with never making any valuable point. You're incapable of putting two sentences together that accommodate each other. You just throw on the screen whatever comes up to you in a moment, related or unrelated to the discussion, with hope it will stick. Of course you can't answer any question when you don't have enough brain power to formulate one, and in absence of intelligence you rely on talking points, and insults to compensate for your shortcomings.
Now, back to your inane claim about gender pay gap, that is like everything else we're discussing here, based on a lie.
Religions rely on faith and myths, powers that tell to people how to behave, and the religion of feminism is no exception. One of the most powerful myths of feminism is the gender pay gap, which is relatively simple idea that women are paid less than man for doing the same work. Why the myth itself is simple to understand, reality is more complicated. There was of course the time when employers could pay women less money for doing the same work, but those days are gone with legislations enacted some sixty years ago, and they're not coming back.
The gender pay gap myth is so powerful that both, feminists and economist are trying to find it for decades, they scout every country in the western world and found - nothing. Yet, it is plainly evident that women earn less money than men. But that's the point, earning and paying is not the same thing. Once scholars in the field isolated variables, such as age, seniority, training, and work hours, the gender pay gap vanished. This is usually the point when someone say that "female workers are undervalued" and would just pay workers in female dominated professions more money, but that's not how it works. Wages and salaries for women and men are regulated by market forces. It depends how rare their skillset is, and how easy would be to replace us. If women and men could earn more money by doing less important work, those vacancies would be flooded with applicants, and each applicant would lose their competitive advantage, which means, employers could afford to pay them less. Defenders of the gender pay gap, which basically is everyone on the left, like to point to senior figures, and claim that women are underrepresented at the top of economic ladder, and those claims, just like very other leftist agenda being based on a lie, is also a lie. Women are les likely to go for the top by their own choice.
Anyways, isn't feminism meant to bring the whole system down? There are many successful women in my family, my stepmom worked very hard to keep her clothing stores afloat just to sell those later in her life, my wife is mortgage banker, my older daughter works in data analytics, etc... I know the success it possible, and however difficult it might to be attain, the rewards are glorious. Most women are smart enough to not fall into a trap set by leftists and feminists. and they know there is always possibility of failure, but they don't allow leftists and feminist to make excuses for their own.
As usually, I doubt that you're capable to reach the end of the post, yet to understand it, but you're free to read this as many times your tiny brain need it to comprehend it. Yeah, I know it might be hard for you to return with some cohesive reply in more than a two sentences, from which most of them will be woke rants caused by you "losing it" over and over. But hey, you never shown to be a person of high expectations, and I am in no doubt that the pattern will continue.
But I'll address it anyways.
