Benjamin Kaiser asked why the full employment of young mothers is considered liberation. He claimed that this myth has been deliberately established in West Germany since the 1960s and has become part of the German self-understanding as well as school education. Kaiser argued that the integration of women into the labor market has not led to more freedom, but rather to higher contributions and taxes, which finance an additional redistribution mechanism. He identified the state as the main beneficiary, which has transformed traditional family structures into what he perceives as a fairer form of life. He referred to the phrase used by former Chancellor Olaf Scholz, "sovereignty over the cribs." Additionally, Kaiser promoted his book "Cultural Marxism," which he described as banned on Amazon. https://t.co/2cVikxrBdi #Frauenrechte #Berufstätigkeit #Kulturmarxismus (translated)
