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This legislation emerges on the heels of efforts by senators like “Family-Friendly” Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) to undo remote work, which makes it easier for workers to start and grow families, guidelines established during the pandemic.

I thought the article was just mocking right wingers

Edit:

It does mock right wingers, and I read the bill it doesn’t look like it has a poison pill besides the potentially harmful twice in a pay period (which is two weeks)

Remote work has been a target of self styled “pro-family” conservatives. For instance, Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) voiced worries about federal employees moving to less expensive areas but retaining high pay (The absolute horror!). These arguments contribute to a larger political discourse on the pros and cons of family-friendly remote work.

If it was white supremacist, I wouldn’t share it. The obsession with population decline is weird, but they have gone after Meloni and Musk for being virtues signalers who cares more about culture fights than families. So I guess they can’t be all bad

Sunak wants to liquidate what he can before Starmer comes in

Make it more like 10 to 20 years

Honestly, I would really want more information on this before making a clear cut judgement.

A ton of what caused extremists to attack moderate Hutu and the Tusti is opportunists and Hutu elite drumming up hate, and again would like to know more information

I used to build maintenance apps for a logistics company, and one thing I learn is that you should be suprise on what kind of jobs will pop up

https://x.com/CACommonGround/status/1710751960381657179?s=20

Common Ground have thoughts on that

"The veto of #AB309 – revenue neutral cost rental social housing on public land which could be built starting next year – while we only commit to study the issue for another 2-3 years is an insult to the millions of housing cost-burdened residents of California."

https://x.com/CACommonGround/status/1710751960381657179?s=20

Common Ground have thoughts on that

"The veto of #AB309 – revenue neutral cost rental social housing on public land which could be built starting next year – while we only commit to study the issue for another 2-3 years is an insult to the millions of housing cost-burdened residents of California."

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-47890065

Jokes on them, countries tried abortion bans to boost TFR,

Anti Choice Mindset has not and does not work, unless you want to be really really brutal like 70s/80s Romania

Japan vs Taiwan France vs Poland Czech vs Hungary

There are so many exceptions to that rule it's crazy

Let’s eat bitterness

Wait, didn't the photo say "Lightning Over China and Taiwan"

It speaks volumes that "this idiotic site" reports on this stuff with gusto when others don't or takes a more reactionary side.

THANK YOU!

YOU KNOW HOW FRUSTRATING IT IS WHEN PEOPLE KEEP TOSSING THAT PHRASE AROUND

Roman Empire was pro choice

You are thinking of Medieval Europe

I am!

Yeah, it is frustrating to see Newsom has a lot of juice when it comes to lip service and appointing Union Busters to seats of power, but falls flat when it comes to actually being pro worker

Give Newsom a break, he doesn't have the same juice as Midwestern Dems in Michigan and Minnesota

Freedom To Do What? Coalition

I think they noticed it

There is a neat little study confirming it

https://www.stoppopulationdecline.org/population-aging-wealth-inequality-has-a-relationship/