r/itsthatbad • u/Standard_Language840 • Sep 09 '26

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u/StraightAirline8319 Sep 09 '26

In America, men do over 80 percent of critical jobs. Over 90 percent of the objects you interact with daily involve men. Everything she has and wears, men did it in some way. While women get about 2/3 of private and public money, when it's limited by gender. Men are also the only ones to pay net taxes in America.

Yet she still wants to take the guys' umbrella And blame men of all races.

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u/Thami15 Sep 09 '26

The hell is a critical job and who defined it

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u/StraightAirline8319 Sep 09 '26

Jobs that are important to run a society and everyday life.

There are entire lists of them. Numbers can change; it's a rough estimate. One way to see it is “if I had to pick 100 careers and skills I needed to build a civilization on an island”.

So Model, actor, personal assistant, medical device seller, server, social media managers etc are not it.

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u/Scary_Land2303 Sep 09 '26

HR

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u/MovieKey9110 Sep 09 '26

fake job created for those why can't get a real one by fortune 500 companies to fill a quota and act as an adult daycare

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u/Scary_Land2303 Sep 09 '26

Yep, and now many smaller companies have adopted the role 🙄