James Sexton

But I don't think that they do it insidiously, nefariously.

I think they're short-sighted.

I think they don't realize what the second order effects are going to be.

Yeah, I think gender... Look, I think...

I think if we went back to a very traditional economic structure in this country where women were at home and men were working, it would be better for the divorce rate.

Like we would not have as many divorces.

I think that a function of late capitalism was let's get women into the workforce as quickly as possible.

Like two is better than one.

Like two economic cogs in the machine is better than one.

And by the way, they didn't sell it that way.

They sold it properly.

They sold it as, why can't your mom be a doctor?

She has the right to be a doctor.

Why couldn't your dad be a stay at home dad?

Like you have a right to this.

And by the way, same thing with the gender stuff.

Same thing with the gender stuff.

Why does it have to be such clear lines as to how all men have to be?

You said it yourself a minute ago.

You have some feminine things in you, so you're already meeting in the middle.