Multi-Death Corporation
Zoe Romanowsky has some unsurprising news — Does Halliburton have a policy against procreation?
Labels: America the Beautiful, Family, The Culture of Death, War and Rumors of War
Thursday, December 30, 2010
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2 Comments:
From the article : "Making it easier for women to choose life isn't simply about providing counseling, shelter, and diapers. Sometimes, it involves making employers stop punishing women for getting pregnant. As long as maternity is viewed as a problem, women will feel greater pressure to make sure they stay child-free"
I on the other hand am in favor of making it even harder for mothers to work, thus giving them even more incentive to stay home and take care of their children.
You, of course, are... right.
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