Women Bear Disproportionate Share of Poverty Burden
Man it aint the lack of employment that got women poor! It's the money sucking bastard kiddies out of WEDLOCK is what got women struggling... breed up for a man, and de man disappear... leaving her to hold the proverbial bag. Which bank does lend you money without signing a long looong contract? So why do women think they can go take out such a big expense (kid) with no contract signed (marriage) to deal with how the kid is going to be paid for? Of course when they struggling with 1 kid.. apparently the NATURAL thing to do is get another one, and cuss the father... "Yuh wutless dog... Keep from 'round these children! These is MY children..." (basically saying, i never trusted you anyway, but i got your kids, so leave me and let me suffer in peace)....A Special Adviser to the Prime Minister of Barbados said that, despite achievements in the area of education and health, unprecedented legislative reform and the presence of women in key Government ministries, areas of concern remained. Educational attainment had not translated into the expected levels of employment among women. Although significant numbers of women were working outside the home, most found themselves having to settle for the lower paying jobs. It was not surprising that more women were numbered among the country's poor, with 60 per cent of them heading poor households. The feminization of poverty remained a reality. Source: www.newsblaze.com
A married woman would NEVER be in poverty.. 2 incomes and no kids... man Mediterranean Cruises every 6 months... now if her gold digging instincts kick in and she marries a tycoon... oooooo.... lexus, spas, waxes.. ooooooo. So women keep wunna blasted legs closed... (or at least use the pill, spermicide, condom, copperT, injection, female condom or a combination of all... just to be sure)
*After reading this post 8,382 poor idiot women will still have at least 4 kids out of wedlock and then beat themselves with a cou cou stick when they realise I was right.
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