BigGovernment: The Pew Research Center has discovered that young woman are living at home, or are living with a relative, at rate last seen during the 1940s.
Around 36.4 percent of women aged 18-34 live with family, which is the most since 1940, when 36.2 percent resided with family members, as the nation struggled to climb out of the Great Depression.
“Some of what’s happening is probably economics, because the Great Recession really hit young adults hard,” explained Richard Fry. “But I’m still struggling with the economic explanation, since the labor market for young adults has improved in the last five years, and yet the percentage living with their family is still going up. It seems to be somewhat decoupled from economics.”
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“… the labor market for young adults has improved in the last five years,” as the workforce participation rate has declined?
Give it a rest.
1 + 1 = 3.
Satisfied?
Now p1ss 0ff 4nd di3, libtards.
Poness zeroff fournd dithree? How do I do that?
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You and the Maroon are both drunk. Go lay down.
Only mildly off-topic, I would like to share with frustrated parents everywhere the Jeannette Yonkers technique for getting an adult child of either gender out of the house:
CHARGE THEM ROOM AND BOARD.
It works. I left skid marks two days after my 21st birthday in 1978.
I wonder if the feminazi attitude and ever-present threat of being accused of rape that drives young men to play video games instead of relationship games has anything to do with it. Plus a guy who lives in his mom’s basement isn’t exactly a great catch.
How did you guess? It’s because I slurred my 3’s, wasn’t it…?
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Young women? Hell, next it’s going to be extended families!