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[–] sneakypersimmon@lemmy.today 4 points 14 hours ago (1 children)

Yes. If you can’t take care of your kids and have to rely on strangers (coworkers) to sacrifice their life, don’t have kids.

I beg to differ - there are definitely people in here that are against parents getting these benefits.

What's shocking to me is that people are blaming parents more than the system/employers that overburdens the workers without kids.

[–] Angrydeuce@lemmy.world 2 points 11 hours ago (1 children)

Yeah I just tune those people out. Advocating for a child free existence is all well and good, and believe me, there isnt a parent on this planet that hasn't had a split second thought about how much easier it was before they had kids at some point or another.

But when it crosses the line to militancy, sorry but people are gonna breed, and whether they think thats appropriate or not frankly isnt their concern and their opinion on that carries precisely as much weight with me as my opinion to have children likely has on them...literal none.

But whatever they do, dont call having kids some kind of path to fuckin easy street. If they think that is the case, I invite them to come over and take care of my kids for a couple days and see how much fun it is.

[–] sneakypersimmon@lemmy.today 0 points 11 hours ago

But whatever they do, dont call having kids some kind of path to fuckin easy street. If they think that is the case, I invite them to come over and take care of my kids for a couple days and see how much fun it is.

Yeah this idea that parents get all these concessions and rewards and tax deductions that make their lives demonstrably easier than anyone else's is laughable. Even the paper napkin math on that doesn't work out in the slightest.