There is going to be a tax specifically on men to equalize the pay gap. That's where the last 2 years of news has been going. You'd think the existing 100 years of wealth transfer taxes would cover the gender gap, but that's not how governments work.

The funny thing about a tax for being male is it's a government mandated version of the traditional breadwinner role from 100 years ago. So many decades were spent attacking the male breadwinner structure only for history to show it was really the most equal way to distribute wealth.


We already enforce some male breadwinning by requiring men to provide maternity leave. The mandatory male breadwinner is the evolution of another cultural tradition into a law, as we follow the path all governments have taken.