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Campaigners tie baby slings to statues in call for better UK paternity leave
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2024
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Imagine having the luxury of being able to complain that your paternity leave isn't long enough. Makes me, here in the US, glad I've got no intention of having kids.
You’re not the only one who’s glad you’re not having kids.
There's nothing stopping people from doing the same in the US. I don't really see how you don't have the luxury.
Hard to complain, when they're busy kissing the corporate boot
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You absolutely do have the luxury to do that. You just choose not to. Some other issue being "higher priority" doesnt prevent anyone from engaging with smaller issues.