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This video is brought to you by a donation from David and here's what he very briefly has to say: "Hi Sandman, Thank you for addressing the painful situation of modern feminism and wokeness with humor and truth. Your work is important." Well Dave thanks for the donation. I thought I'd cover an article called "Women Who Stay Single & Don't Have Kids Are Getting Richer from Bloomberg. The article sites Federal Reserve stats that show single unmarried American women have accumulated 65 thousand dollars in savings while single men only have 57 thousand dollars. So were now starting to see both feminists and traditionalist simps go into damage control mode so that they can somehow make it appear that women are suffering even when they are surging forward in standard of life when compared to men. To make women appear to be economic victims when they are the victors. The first place I came across this story was on Linked In News. It said that women who skip marriage and motherhood have bigger bank accounts when compared to single men. But women's salaries take a hit after having kids, a phenomenon experts call the "motherhood penalty." So women are victims for being mothers now. I'll read bits and pieces from the Bloomberg article as well. The majority of the article goes into mostly reasons why women aren't having kids. Mostly socio-economic ones and is boring. Here are some of the interesting points and I quote: "Ashley Marrero figures she’s taken 10 trips in the last 12 months, often with friends from a group of about 25 people who are largely unmarried and don’t have children. Anna Dickson, 41, who recently traveled to Napa Valley with Marrero and some of their friends says. “All these people are so smart, talented, put together, and they don’t have kids—they’re very independent,” says Dickson, a product manager at Google who is divorced and now lives with her boyfriend of five years in Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen. “And I was like, ‘I want that, I want to do all of that.’” The life Marrero and Dickson have chosen does have its drawbacks. People who are single and child-free pay more in taxes. And housing is a lot harder to afford on one income than two, especially with home prices and rents at record highs and mortgage rates on the rise. Another worry for those without children is who will care for them in their old age. For Dickson, the pluses of parenthood don’t outweigh the minuses. “I like to travel, pick up and go whenever I want to,” says Dickson, whose jaunts with her extended family of friends in the past year have included Alaska and Anguilla. “I’d rather regret not having kids than regret having them.” As for Marrero, she’s still paying to store her eggs in case she changes her mind. But she’s certain that even if she doesn’t, she won’t feel like she’s missed out. “If you don’t have children, it may or may not be a choice,” she says. “But that should have nothing to do with your happiness. You can be so happy going this route, too.” unquote I'll discuss the disaster that the childless west is about to become with women making and saving the majority of the money in just a moment but let me first tell you about today's sponsor Chris Whalen:
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