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The treatlers will never have be exploited by the international bourgeoisie. cereal2

Fun fact: women entering the workforce helped Nixon cope with the crisis of profitability known as “stagflation.”

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[–] Super_Lumalo@hexbear.net 18 points 1 month ago (1 children)

I hate Germans so much it's unreal. The one thing about being poland-cool that is acceptable I guess lol

[–] Collatz_problem@hexbear.net 11 points 1 month ago

Unlimited Erich Mielke on German capitalists.

[–] QueerCommie@lemmygrad.ml 13 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

In place of the formerly widespread custom of gritting one’s teeth all one’s life and invoking Christian maxims to take on oneself the sacrifice for the family as one’s raison d’être, modern-day women have come up with a new ideal. They take the limitations that their functioning for the aggregate private life of society forces upon them as a reason to insist primarily on recognition of their efforts; demands for the remuneration of their managing of the household have been raised, as if the honoring of this service, carried out fairly in accordance accordance with all the principles of equality, would settle everything.

Some other kinds of discoveries have also conformed to ideas of equality; women’s liberation is suddenly supposed to come about by their getting (even more) work — a wish that is granted in keeping with the needs of the labor market, and of course adhering to the unpleasant rules of “performance-based” pay, which many a woman on the General Motors assembly line can tell a tale about. After all, the fact that confining them to hearth and home represents the the sanctioned way of using womenfolk does not mean conversely that their integration into the hierarchy of labor is a blessing. In view of the truth that men have treated women like servants who have nothing to say and know nothing of the ways of the world, it has also become customary to bank on discussions on an equal footing, so that the ideal of competition has been happily wedded to that of democracy, and the two upheld together with great public appeal as a critique of the role of women.

Repression has become the catchphrase that smothers all the special features of relations between the sexes — while the magnificent battle that is ultimately fought by women’s groups and magazines is against men per se, against “male society,” with salvos like, “How many women hold elected office?” It is sad to see how the decision to stop putting up with the costs of private life has become a citizen’s action committee devoted to “I am woman … I can do anything” — to the point of joyous commitment to motherhood as an experience of the most exquisite naturalness! The idea that there is a right to a specifically specifically womanly happiness, the application of the ideal of compensation that men assert toward women by turning it around, the staging of feminine initiative as a special case of “self-fulfillment” — that is all that constitutes the battle of the sexes.

— Psychology of the Private Individual, GegenStandpunkt

[–] boiledfrog@hexbear.net 11 points 1 month ago

Lmao this is pretty much exactly what merkel said about southern EU just before she realized they too were fucked in 2008.

[–] Fossifoo@hexbear.net 6 points 1 month ago

He's just mad about the fact that there are slightly more men taking part time these days compared to 20 years ago. Average work hours are down while total household work hours are stable for years. They don't want to lose the culture war and they want to exploit the working class harder. Of course all of that without providing any actual support for families. Can't have people actually forming functional groups, everyone needs to be maximally disenfranchised.

[–] hellinkilla@hexbear.net 5 points 1 month ago

let me guess. economic problems are caused by silly women

[–] tombruzzo@hexbear.net 4 points 1 month ago (1 children)

"Mother... Tell your children you need to work this way"

[–] a_party_german@hexbear.net 2 points 1 month ago