Comments by "CaptainVanisher" (@captainvanisher988) on "Based Camp with Simone & Malcolm Collins"
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Important note is that women could almost always own property. BUT they couldn't own property after they were married. The man was the owner of the property and the money in the family. At least that's how it worked in the Us and most of Europe. Which is the funny part about the bank account. Married women couldn't have a bank account, non-married ones could.
As for women working back then and now. It's very different. When women worked at the same level as they work now, they only did so for the family. Meaning that their husband was their employer or at least worked with the husband. The same went for children. It's was more of "helping around" than the modern definition of working. When women had children, they almost always worked with their children around to take care of them. Meaning that they worked from the home.
Women NEVER chased a career over a husband which is the important take away from this. So yes, if we eliminate the ideology implanted in young women's heads of chasing a career and replace it with chasing a husband, then fertility rates will almost certainly rise.
I am more on the libertarian side so I don't necessarily support barring women from education, work, property etc. However, freedom of association is mandated. If I am a businessman I HAVE to have the right to decide if I want to hire women or not. It was one of the most destructive part of our societies when we allowed the government to take away freedom of association.
The vote is also an issue. Democracy is obviously not working that well, especially the democracy of "everyone has an equal vote". It's a ridiculous concept. Especially considering that we gave bums, young people and women the same power to the men that built society and are biologically capable of being the decision makers.
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