At work today I caught a snippet of
two young women yakking away at the photocopier. Amazingly they did not
seem to be talking about television or shopping for once. They had been
discussing some new company pension scheme or other. As I passed I heard
one say to the other;
"I couldn't imagine working until I'm sixty-eight, or whatever the new
retirement age is."
"Me neither," said the other, "that's just, like, so many years away.
It's ridiculous. I'll be ready to retire in a few years!"
"Me too," concluded the other.
The conversation drifted off, as did I.
That, to me, sums women up. Working full-time until you're old is not
for them. That's the responsibility of men, to keep the economy going
and pay the taxes that subsidise our own disenfranchisment under the
Matriarchy.
Furthermore, these two women are typical young post-feminist go-getters,
in their early-twenties and, on other occasions, have bragged about how
women are so much better in the workplace, supposedly proved by their
increasing numbers. Yet, still, working throughout their lives is the
last thing on their minds. Clearly, retiring sometime in their thirties
is their plan, and unless they intend on winning the lottery or
investing their money wisely rather than spending it (the latter option
being even less likely than the former) then clearly the only way they
can do this is on the back of a man. Both are single but in
relationships. Sadly, I dare say their boyfriends are probably unaware
of being ear-marked to bankroll their career-gal's early-retirement.
Stay single men. That way you'll not only ensure your own security and
have a more peaceful and productive life, but you'll also ensure that
it'll mean one more women-firster fembot career-gal will have a taste of
proper equality and be obliged to slave away at her job all her life.
That's what they said they wanted isn't it? Entry to the workplace
instead of the "oppression" of being at home whilst hubby goes out to
provide? Well, women insist they're always right, so give them what they
wanted. Tough luck if they've changed their minds.

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