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No participation x Capitalism (#080)


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Working outside the home on a weekly basis is a capitalist violence against women, but if the woman works in what she likes and the remuneration allows her to have access to products and services, the violence will be less, it may not even be violence anymore.  


For a man to start a family, he will have to be paid for his work to support himself, support the woman who opted for domestic life, and if for a woman to feel more complete it is necessary for her to manufacture a child, the man will have to be paid to support three people. An ordinary earthman who stops to think about the matter will conclude easily that to build that family structure is to set up a broken company or that it will go under sooner rather than later. God, father, and boss is not mixed, the capitalist system is not ignored, automated and robotic serial production administered by imperialist capitalists is not ignored, and love is not the solution to all the normal difficulties of existence.  

The catholic religion is a religion for women who choose to have to be ignorant all their lives, after the jews get ahead in that competition, the muslims look like repressed evangelicals disguised as medieval nuns, that is, I wasn't born a woman, I wasn't I did it against my person.  

When a woman says that "men are all the same" either she is starting prostitution or she is already prostituting herself but hasn't had time to think about it because she has to take care of the children, and those children are not the children of just one parent.  

If being leftist and subversive is to help agnostic people not to participate in unbridled procreation, specifically the younger ones, then there is intelligence and good intention in making these audiovisuals.  

Any doubt?  

(c) fjgr  

Main languages used: Portuguese, English.  

Translated from Brazilian language (pt-BR) to English by Google Translate, proofreading and correction of translation errors by humble firstlast. 

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