Of course they should have the right to work.
Rights for women, yeah, obviously. I agree with it but there needs to be a line.
Womens rights. A line?
What does he mean?
Apparently, the majority of the British public
still believe that a women's place is in the home.
If it was a conventional family, with a bread-winning father,
mother stays home and cleans, cooks, looks after the children, that's fair enough.
Women are definitely better off in the home.
What happens if the marriage doesn't work?
Dad leaves, mum is stuck with kids.
It's an archaic thing that's been passed down.
It just doesn't work anymore.
I think men can cook and clean just as well as women.
Women are actually better in the workplace.
Women could be smarter than men.
Playing off people's strengths is important.
Men can physically do things a lot more than females,
but then females can multi-task.
Women should have the same workplace opportunities as men.
They should have every right to work because they're just as human as men.
It's a lot harder for men to stay at home.
I don’t think it's seen as right and it puts pressure on the men.
The woman has the right to do what she wants, but to a certain degree,
a woman is more comfortable with children than a man is.
Someone has to stay at home and women are the more loving of the two.
It's the parents' job to raise a child, not just the mother's.
If they're going to have children then that's a choice
as long as they make sure that the child is cared for in some way, then that's fine.
I do not think that is correct.
No, I don't think a woman's place is in the home.
It should be her choice, not something that's forced upon her.
A balance of the woman and man working together, a mutual agreement
which you have to work together in order to make the home a better place.