It is also unaffordable. We can only dimly see it here in the UK but our recent problems, blamed on Liz Truss were simply that our creditors decided that were unenthused about more borrowing if we continued to be devoted to spending rather than producing. Years ago the economist Thomas Sowell pointed out that poverty in the black community in the USA was made much worse and widespread by family breakdown. While the economist Catherine Hakim pointed out that the proportion of economically active women in 1900 and 2000 was in fact about the same, because in the UK only the period of dramatic economic growth in the 60s had enabled women parters of well paid men not to work! While the most economically active countries and regions are in fact those with the highest "gender wage gap" . In the UK the regions with the lowest wage gap (and occasionally record a gap in favour of women ) Northern Ireland and the northeast of England are the poorest and that with the highest London and the south east are the highest (by 20 percentage points) . A pattern reproduced across Europe, yes even in oh so feminist Sweden. Because of course the most dynamic industries able to pay such wages are "Male dominated" . The point being that the feminist project is disastrous economically . Let alone on a humanity.