There are many other things we'd need to do before we'd even get to such a point (e.g. gassing the kikes, deporting all shitskins from our countries, etc.), but if we do get the chance to create ethnostates for white Europeans, whether in Europe or elsewhere, we definitely need to have a discussion on how women's presence in the workforce has affected the family and the economy.
The number one reason women should not have the "right" to work is because of the disastrous effect it has on the economy. Giving women the right to work doubles the number of people looking for jobs while retaining the number of available job positions. This means, at a bare minimum, all wages are halved and it will be at least twice as hard for anyone looking for a job to actually secure one. This ultimately destroys a husband's ability to support his family. Once upon a time, the income of a single man working full-time was enough to pay all the bills, put food on the table, own and gas up to two cars, pay for the needs of 2.5 children, keep a woman who is a housewife full time comfortable and well-adorned, etc.
Ironically, women being "liberated" from the home and going into the workforce has not liberated them at all, it has enslaved them. Women entering the workforce pushes salaries and wages down to rock bottom, and cutting the wages of all working men in half meant that women had no choice but to enter the workplace in order to make enough money to fund their family. One of the primary reasons feminists agitated for the right to work any job they desired was they felt they did not have the freedom to decide what they wanted to do with their lives. If that was truly their complaint, then they have failed spectacularly, because they have achieved the exact opposite of that. Instead of gaining the freedom to choose, they now have no choice but to work, whether they like it or not.
The other main reason why women shouldn't have the "right" to work is the nuclear family. Families are the very basis of what our societies are build upon, and therefore it is very important that we do everything we can to protect and preserve them. Women entering the workforce en masse in the 1960s/70s emptied out the home. Forcing women to go to work alongside their husbands leaves an empty house with no one to look after the children. It doesn’t take a genius to know that services like daycare and nannies will never be the same as a child being looked after and taken care of by his own mother. Forcing women to work to sustain their family means that they will no longer be able to give their children the care that they need and deserve, which damages children mentally, emotionally, and socially at the time when they are most vulnerable. This is not fair to the children, and will (has) produce(d) a generation that is in some ways emotionally and socially stunted as a result.
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