Educated Women Should Not Stay at Home
Apr 10th 2006RavenLife & Raven
The Dutch are so modern it makes me green with envy. So progressive. So famiy orientated. The Dutch also like to lill babies who are born with disablities. Talk about a socialism at it’s best (ok, it’s worst)…This is almost communist.
“A highly-educated woman who chooses to stay at home and not to work — that is destruction of capital,” Dijksma said, according to the English-language Brussels Journal on March 31.
“If you receive the benefit of an expensive education at society’s expense, you should not be allowed to throw away that knowledge unpunished.” In the Netherlands, the state pays for college tuition.
Thus, too, the logic of socialism: The people are taxed heavily, then provided with “free” services, and then, because the government has deigned to return some of the people’s tax money back to them, politicians and bureaucrats get to run the people’s lives. Just as feminism here in the states has advanced to where feminist leaders openly criticize the Bush Administration for promoting marriage to single mothers and the fathers of their children, prominent feminists in Western Europe are now openly hostile toward homemakers.
Feminists SUCK.
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AirborneVet on 11 Apr 2006 at 09:43 #
Well, yeah, BUT if the state offers you free tuition and you accept knowing that you need to work for a number of years afterward, then I understand the state’s position. It’s like going to a military academy with an obligation of service after graduation and then trying to get out of that service and still keep the education. Nothing is ever really free.
Raven on 11 Apr 2006 at 16:56 #
I see your point, but…this is an example of socialism at it’s best. I could be wrong but my understanding is one has no choice over there as to where they can get their education…within the country at least. There are no private pay higher education options.
The respect for family and motherhood has hit an all time low over in Dutchville.