Its funny how that "choice" thing works.
Yesterday, the incredibly wealthy Anne Rmoney was warbling on about how she made the *choice* to stay at home with her five perfumed princes.
Anne, honey, how many other women have the ease and financial freedom to make that same choice? And, finances aside, how many women do you think would make that choice if it were available to them?
You see, they don't have the ability to make the same choice you made. They'd like to. But they can't. They can't because they've been pressed into service to subsidize *your* ability to make that choice.
As wealth shifts from the bottom to the top, the ability to make choices shifts right along with it. The choice to stay at home. The choice to even have a child. The choice of where to live. The choice of what schools to have your children attend. Fabulous wealth makes one fabulously free to make fabulous choices with fabulous exclusivity.
Sorry, Anne. I just don't see you as any sort of authority on the matter of choice.
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