And the specious notion that everybody and their mother must "work for a living" is not only outdated, but is also seriously classist, ableist, and ageist, and by extension indirectly sexist and racist as well. And he said this back in the 1970s, mind you.
Men become extremely dangerous creatures under either of two conditions: 1) when they have too much power relative to Women, and/or 2) when they are desperate for money. This is a potential ticking time-bomb that must be defused sooner rather than later. And this will only increase in the near future.
When men are no longer artificially propped up, they will fall-and the bigger they are, the harder they fall. Men are becoming increasingly redundant in the long run due to technology, globalization, and the overall ascendancy of Women.Thus, her argument makes a great deal of sense overall, and I agree. While that is true for some men as well, it is overwhelmingly true for Women. As the saying goes, there are two kinds of work that Women do: underpaid, and unpaid.
housework and caregiving) that society currently takes for granted and considers a "free resource" for the taking. Her feminist argument for a UBI, which I agree 100% with, was that such a thing would provide long-overdue compensation for Women's unpaid work (i.e. Recently, a Woman named Judith Shulevitz wrote an op-ed titled thusly, arguing in favor of a Universal Basic Income Guarantee for all.
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