The second reason that submitters were supporting overturning this horrible rule was that it doesn't reflect parents' caring responsibility, and it makes it harder for parents to stay home with a subsequent child, and devalues parenting as unpaid work. Like, it's peak capitalism at its worst, I think, to just say, "It doesn't matter what job you're doing, as long as you're being paid. We don't care about your kids, because that's going to matter more.", and the sense that the poverty that we are fighting can only be solved through paid work, rather than us coming together as a community and ensuring people have enough to be able to look after themselves. Ultimately—