Yep. If women are worried that freaking fake imaginary bullshit's driving them into spinsterhood that says a lot more about those women than the men. Not to mention why even care? In all honesty the sort of man that would turn to waifus and "sexbots" isn't the sort of man they'd want to date or marry anyway.
sort of man that would turn to waifus and "sexbots" isn't the sort of man they'd want to date or marry anyway
Yes but that is the sort of man uses almost no government services yet pays heavily to support all of the single mothers and defense contractors.
Once virtual companionship becomes cheap enough to support on part time work while living in his parents basement or a poorly maintained group house then the pyramid scheme comes crashing down. You can't tax the guy more because he just won't work anymore and doesn't care about any external measure of "success".
You can't tax the guy more because he just won't work anymore and doesn't care about any external measure of "success".
You can.
It's called bull tax and it was used in Poland during the restoration period after the war. Made sense back then because the country needed rebuilding and the last thing the bureaucracy wanted to put up with was young, healthy, able-bodied men who chose NOT put their best effort to rebuild the country but still live comfortably in it.
If the Democrats are clever enough what they will do is raise the base tax, call it normal and introduce discounts based on how much you support their agenda.
One way or the other, they will get money out of your pocket.
Yep. If women are worried that freaking fake imaginary bullshit's driving them into spinsterhood that says a lot more about those women than the men. Not to mention why even care? In all honesty the sort of man that would turn to waifus and "sexbots" isn't the sort of man they'd want to date or marry anyway.
Yes but that is the sort of man uses almost no government services yet pays heavily to support all of the single mothers and defense contractors.
Once virtual companionship becomes cheap enough to support on part time work while living in his parents basement or a poorly maintained group house then the pyramid scheme comes crashing down. You can't tax the guy more because he just won't work anymore and doesn't care about any external measure of "success".
You can.
It's called bull tax and it was used in Poland during the restoration period after the war. Made sense back then because the country needed rebuilding and the last thing the bureaucracy wanted to put up with was young, healthy, able-bodied men who chose NOT put their best effort to rebuild the country but still live comfortably in it.
If the Democrats are clever enough what they will do is raise the base tax, call it normal and introduce discounts based on how much you support their agenda.
One way or the other, they will get money out of your pocket.