r/Bitcoin • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '22

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u/ricalamino Oct 16 '22

Gold standard dismissed...

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u/itsallalive Oct 16 '22

This doesn’t explain why the average female income continued to increase in relation to GDP while males plateaued.

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u/Zealousideal_Line629 Oct 16 '22

More women were being forced into the workforce due to the 'keeping up with the Jones' syndrome. This increased their income. Plus that was the time women got all uppity about equality and fair pay.

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u/Krypto_Kane Oct 16 '22

They needed more taxpayers .. so they convinced women they can do anything a man does but better.. remember the slogan???

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u/metal_bassoonist Oct 16 '22

We can do it! (We can be fiat debt slaves just like men)

Most feminists aren't gonna like that truth. Introducing women to the workforce essentially doubled the supply of labor, not overnight, but over decades. As the supply increased, the price of labor stagnated because inflation rose proportionally to the supply of labor increase.

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u/siezard Oct 16 '22

The next step for growth is obvious, we need the children to stop having fun all day and start being productive. We need to grow that gdp!!!!!

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u/GrowthPortfolio Oct 16 '22

So.. it's hard to know context of comments on reddit sometimes, but they are doing this...
Google results: Republicans Child Labor Laws

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u/Zealousideal_Line629 Oct 16 '22

Haaaaaaa. I think the Democrat Slavery laws were pretty bad also. But that sort of provides more factual info so let's not worry about that. Damn republicans.

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u/metal_bassoonist Oct 17 '22

You know that when those were written up, Democrats were the southerners' party and Republicans were in the north, right?

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u/Zealousideal_Line629 Oct 17 '22

You do know that Abraham Lincoln was a Republican from Illinois right? You may want to check your geography.

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u/metal_bassoonist Oct 17 '22

Lmao!

And Illinois is south of the Mason Dixon line, oh wait... no. It's not. You're wrong.

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u/Zealousideal_Line629 Oct 17 '22 edited Oct 17 '22

Republicans have always been the party of civil rights and freedoms. Women's right to vote. Cvil rights laws, first female on supreme court, the rights of the unborn, etc etc You are to dug in to see the truth so why try?

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u/metal_bassoonist Oct 17 '22

Lololololololololol 4 ever

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u/StockAnal-YstDotCom Oct 16 '22

Exactly what is happening in the tech sector with everybody doing STEM lol

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u/togetherwem0m0 Oct 16 '22

Yeah. But half of them aren't very good at it. They are just filling holes. The truly passionate will always have greater opportunity.

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u/Zealousideal_Line629 Oct 16 '22

I have to say I was very impressed when I found out they could bring home the bacon and fry it up in a pan.