[jasonlotito]

> Even the most busy home makers get lots of time in the afternoon and in the late evening.

Oh, that's the biggest load of horseshit I've seen here in a long time, and flat out false. You make a lot of unrealistic assumptions, and have absolutely no idea of what you are talking about. I swear, if you aren't trolling, then I can only imagine you grew up with some twisted idea of what normal is. Sheltered at the very least.

No, if what you say is what you honestly think happens, they you are either ignorant of reality of simply a twisted person.

I'm going to side with the ignorant part.

> In fact I would love to live a life where everything is other thing is taken care of, and all I have to do is house hold chores and get kids to do home work.

I just have to keep reminding myself that you are ignorant of reality.

> I am ready to be oppressed for a couple of decades at home.

Icing on the cake. Do you honestly believe this tripe you are spewing?

[kamaal]

I am not married and I don't have kids. And I was not the kind of kid who troubled my parents much. I used to keep pretty much to myself as a kid.

I might be wrong, but in the same sense people are wrong to accept a job offer by what goes on in the news about the company.

I look at the job offer and I'm excited, compared to the amount of slogging I'm doing now to make ends meet.

Besides you haven't given me a single reason as to why I'm wrong. Your post seems like a rant out of some frustration in your life.

[jasonlotito]

> I am not married and I don't have kids.

So you lack experience.

> And I was not the kind of kid who troubled my parents much. I used to keep pretty much to myself as a kid.

Maybe that explains your attitude? Either way, it means nothing.

> I might be wrong,

You are. You are wrong in the sense that an effective way to make a political statement is to crash a few planes into some buildings.

> Besides you haven't given me a single reason as to why I'm wrong.

You've given no reasons to back up your claim, which flies in the face of common sense. So sorry, I just cannot stoop to that level of ignorance. Good parenting takes effort.

Oh, sure. You are right, bad parenting means you get lots of free time. If that's what you are referring to, being a bad parent, sure. Is that what you were talking about?

> Your post seems like a rant out of some frustration in your life.

And your comments seem to come from someone who was treated like you suggest growing up. We generally refer to that as neglect.