http://www.timesonline.co.uk/newspaper/0,,170-1514752,00.html

"LABOUR'S pro-family policies designed to help working parents may be
damaging the cause of women's equality, a report suggests.

Improved maternity leave and the right for mothers to request part-time
working have reinforced the notion that women should be primarily
responsible for caring, the report from women's campaign group the
Fawcett Society says. "

Women ACTUALLY WANT TO care for their children, it's vile to say that
they don't.

Some of them are so programmed to want to care for their children, that
forcing them into the labour market causes depression due to their
being away from their kids. This is too, vile.

This is why the government's hiding the figures on prescriptive
antidepressants amongst working women.

Not that the Fawcett Society cares of course, it's a marxist
organisation who would rather a woman were on antidepressants and not
allow her to bring up her children, than men get their shirts ironed.

The Fawcett Society then rants on about the pay gap, even though now
several academics are pointing out it doesn't exist, and that a paygap
is actually good for women who have children.



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