2 thoughts on “Institute of Economic Affairs: The ‘gender pay gap’ is a non-issue (and why overweight single women earn more, on average, than slim single women)”
We all know why the wage gap myth is dead but it won’t lie down.
1. Money.
Few, if anything, is more emotionally charged than money, and that’s want femarxist agitprop exponents want to futher wind up insecure – and especially young – women.
Find a meme that works and repeat it long and loud.
2. Money again.
Ironically, There is money to be had in promoting the wage gap myth in the rape, harassment, and ‘equality’ industries. Particularly for those who aren’t much good at anything else yet still want status and privilege.
That was interesting. It all seems logical on the surface. I wonder what how the feminazi’s would comment on it. Fat shaming, gender wage gap, ageist, etc. I’m sure that must have left something out.
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We all know why the wage gap myth is dead but it won’t lie down.
1. Money.
Few, if anything, is more emotionally charged than money, and that’s want femarxist agitprop exponents want to futher wind up insecure – and especially young – women.
Find a meme that works and repeat it long and loud.
2. Money again.
Ironically, There is money to be had in promoting the wage gap myth in the rape, harassment, and ‘equality’ industries. Particularly for those who aren’t much good at anything else yet still want status and privilege.
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That was interesting. It all seems logical on the surface. I wonder what how the feminazi’s would comment on it. Fat shaming, gender wage gap, ageist, etc. I’m sure that must have left something out.
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