> Biology has already discriminated and made her life hard, should we make it worse?
Her choices made her life hard. She could have not had the child. Biology did not discriminate against her, it gave her a choice. In modern society having children is absolutely a choice, for both parties involved.
You can argue that the government should, which, while I don't at all agree with, is reasonable. It's not reasonable, however, to expect employers to subsidize the cost of having children.
Her choices made her life hard. She could have not had the child. Biology did not discriminate against her, it gave her a choice. In modern society having children is absolutely a choice, for both parties involved.
You can argue that the government should, which, while I don't at all agree with, is reasonable. It's not reasonable, however, to expect employers to subsidize the cost of having children.