Think About This TikTok Ban For A Second
“I don't think enough people are talking about the fact that 535 elected officials sat in a room, and the only thing they could collectively agree on was
- not minimum wage
- not the border crisis
- not inflation
- not health care
- not helping out with the homeless problem
No. The only thing that they could all collectively agree upon that was a problem for America was banning the app TikTok.
So while millions of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, can barely afford rent, and are honestly struggling just to make it on a daily basis, these elected officials would not only rather take down the platform where these people can go and voice their disdain about what these officials that we elected are doing, but those also elected officials that we put into power care way more about making sure that their pockets are full so they can be richer than they need to while majority of us can barely afford eggs.”
It's wrong for parents to send their kids off to daycare just so they can "live their life" or work and not see them for the whole day. Children need at least one parent looking after them.
Working is necessary, so one thing I would propose is for employers to offer in-office daycare services that will allow parents to attend to their children several times a day, and for work to mandate an hour-long break, only for parents and separate from their lunchbreak, so they can be with their kids.
If more workplaces offered this, people would be more inclined to have children because the current system makes it very difficult for parents to be attentive and raise their kids and hold a good job at the same time.
Update| The Death toll in #Gaza so far is 13010 including 5513 children, 3014 women, and 28137 injured. According to our @EuroMedHR’s statistics.
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-The dead number includes approximately 2411 Palestinians under rubble.
-More than 92% of the dead are civilians.