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Résultats du vrai ou faux - Pouvoir sexe et subventions

Wednesday, 18 October 2023

Résultats du vrai ou faux autour de l'oeuvre « Pouvoir sexe et subventions » qui ont eu lieu pendant les expos et partout dans le monde.


Temps de lecture : 1 min


RESULTS


Below are the responses from all participants who have answered the questions since the questionnaire was created. These results combine responses from all countries, all men and women, and all age groups.

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Pouvoir, sexe et subventions - Vrai ou faux


Total Responses: 0

1. Motherhood incompatible with a career?

Raising children alone is incompatible with a professional career.

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Total Responses: 0

2. Making sacrifices?

Raising children alone requires making sacrifices in one's social, professional, or love life.

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Total Responses: 0

3. More social benefits?

Single mothers should receive more social benefits.

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Total Responses: 0

4. A High Cost?

Single mothers cost society dearly.

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Total Responses: 0

5. No child custody?

Single fathers do not want to obtain child custody.

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Total Responses: 0

6. Obtain custody?

Single fathers want to obtain custody of the children.

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Total Responses: 0

7. Pensions too low?

The amount of alimony and compensatory benefits is not high enough.

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Total Responses: 0

8. Excessive maintenance payments?

The amount of maintenance payments and compensatory benefits is too high.

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Total Responses: 0

9. Do Pensions Make Women Dependent?

Alimony and compensatory benefits make women dependent on men.

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Total Responses: 0

10. A Brake on Reconstruction?

Alimony and compensatory benefits prevent men from rebuilding after a separation.

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Total Responses: 0

11. Paying Spouses' Ex-Wives?

Women often have to pay alimony to their spouses' ex-wives.

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Total Responses: 0

12. Remove maintenance when they can work?

Former wives should not receive alimony or compensatory benefits when they are able to work.

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Total Responses: 0

13. Are Men Selfish?

Men who refuse to pay alimony and compensatory allowances are selfish.

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Total Responses: 0

14. A pressure tool?

Men refuse to pay alimony and compensatory benefits to put pressure on their ex-wives and obtain something from them.

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Total Responses: 0

15. A lack of means?

Men who refuse to pay alimony and compensatory allowances simply do not have the means to do so.

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Total Responses: 0

16. A legitimate reason for divorce?

Excessive mental load is a legitimate reason for divorce.

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Total Responses: 0

17. An excuse?

Mental overload is just an excuse to shirk responsibilities.

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Total Responses: 0

18. Fewer Problems?

Sharing the mental load resolves couple's problems.

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Total Responses: 0

19. More problems?

Sharing the mental load creates couple problems.

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Total Responses: 0

20. Less burnout?

Sharing the mental load prevents both partners from ending up with burnout.

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Total Responses: 0

21. Double burnout?

Sharing the mental load leads both partners to burnout.

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Total Responses: 0

22. Too many activities?

Juggling career, parenting, social life, family life and couple life simultaneously leads to burnout (overwork).

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Total Responses: 0

23. Making choices?

To reduce mental load, one must make choices and sacrifice something in life.

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Total Responses: 0

24. Does it take a whole village to raise a child?

To raise a child requires the help of a partner, ex-partner, grandparents, friends, siblings, children (the eldest), the state, school or nannies.

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Total Responses: 0

25. Parental Responsibility?

It is the parents' role to raise their children, not the grandparents, friends, lovers, siblings, older children, the state, school, or nannies.

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Total Responses: 0

26. A full-time parent?

Raising a child requires a full-time parent.

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Total Responses: 0

27. Two part-time parents (50/50)?

Raising a child requires two part-time parents (50/50).

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Total Responses: 0

28. Sleep your way to the top?

In the art world, you have to sleep your way to success.

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Total Responses: 0

29. Acceptable couch promotions?

There's nothing wrong with sleeping your way to the top as long as the relationship is consensual.

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Total Responses: 0

30. Is Proposing Sexist?

Proposing a sofa promotion is a form of "sexist and sexual violence".

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Total Responses: 0

31. Is Accepting Sexist?

Accepting a couch promotion is a form of 'sexist and sexual violence'.

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Total Responses: 0

32. The Power to Abuse?

State subsidies give directors, producers or filmmakers the power to abuse artists.

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Total Responses: 0

33. Censor or promote?

Subsidies allow the state to censor or promote artists' ideas.

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Total Responses: 0

34. A propaganda tool?

Art is a propaganda tool serving an ideology.

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Total Responses: 0

35. Setting limits?

The state should set limits on the creation or publication of works of art.

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