Ladies In Spain Have Gone Insane - MGTOW

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This video is brought to you by a donation from Thomas. He didn't give me a topic so I wanted to cover the crazy situation in Spain right now in an article called about Spain launching a new phone app designed to make sure that chores are shared equally between men and whamen. Basically it's going to tell women if their husbands are doing enough housework around the house. The government launched it intending to address the gender imbalance of housework and will log the hours a family member spends doing chores. Many women spend more time doing unpaid housework. But many men also spend more time working for actual money at their jobs. Will there be an app to track the amount of time men spend at work compared to women? I mean if a man is working 60 hours a week and a woman is only working 45 shouldn't the government make an app to shame women for their lack of equal participation in the workforce? I mean if they can now shame men for not doing enough household chores in Spain shouldn't an app also be created by their government to shame women for not working as many overtime hours as men? This is the brainchild of Ángela Rodríguez, Spain's minister for gender equality and domestic violence. She's hoping the government will release it this summer as part of their 'co-responsibility plan'. Spain is probably one of the most feminist countries in Europe. All a woman has to do is accuse of a domestic and you'll be punished without any proof. My question is who exactly will measure the length and type of chores. I know women that say they are spending tons of time in the kitchen but all in all the actual time spent cooking was only an hour while they were there for four. Will the app take into account that most men, at least the ones I know are far more efficient at their tasks? What about the quality of cleaning? You can see where this is going. The government nit picking every single human behavior. More like perceived laziness of men. In the end it's projection. Man can no longer blame women in Spain for not doing their fair share because the government is saying that the reason this app was created was because men are the ones not pulling their weight. What will the app do with the data about so called lazy husbands? Might it get used later on in some sort of social credit scheme? Do they really expect men to take this sort of abuse? Or will men start going their own way from marriage more and more? I think we all know the answer to that is yes. That minister announced this in Geneva where she was discussing discrimination against women. Rodriguez said nearly half of the women who took part in a survey by Spain's National Statistics Institute said they did the majority of the housework in their home." Isn't that logical? Think of it this way. If men were surveyed in Spain about housework and slightly more than half of them said they did more housework then wouldn't they actually be doing more than women? The results of the survey seem to use a lot of weasel words to make women seem more oppressed than they probably are. But apparently the survey said that less than 15 of men said they did the majority of the housework. So I guess women are doing more. But are things like yardwork and car maintenance included in that? I'll discuss more in a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor The MGTOW Book Collection Part 2:




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