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    TikToker Believes Women Shouldn’t Have to Pay Taxes

    By Ben CampbellJanuary 4, 2023Updated:January 4, 20244 Mins Read
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    TikToker Alexa Jay posts a video claiming that women should not have to pay taxes/Women protest for equal rights at a rally in the city
    Source: @Flexylexxxy/TikTok/Freepik
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    A TikToker known to her extensive following as @Flexylexxxy makes a bold statement during a recent video. She claims women should be excluded from paying taxes.

    During the viral video, Flexy explains that as more rights are stripped away from women, she wonders why they should continue to pay taxes and argues it’s time women stop paying them.

    Alexa Jay Claims Women Should Not Pay Taxes

    Source: @Flexylexxxy/TikTok

    The TikToker is known to her family and friends as Alexa Jay. In October, she posted a video detailing a significant change she would implement if she ever became the U.S. president.

    According to her video, Alexa would altogether remove the requirement for women to pay any kind of taxes in the United States.

    No Rights, No Taxes

    Source: Freepik

    During the video, Alexa speaks with a powerful tone, saying,  “When I say this, I’m dead serious. I’m not trying to be funny. I’m not joking; nothing. I don’t think women should pay taxes.”

    According to her, no one should have to pay taxes if they have no rights. The TikToker believes that women’s rights are slowly being taken away, so why should they have to pay taxes?

    Quarter of Federal Taxes to Supreme Court

    Source: @Flexylexxxy/TikTok

    According to Fix the Court, “one-quarter of our federal tax dollars will be used by the federal government to pay salaries and expenses at the Supreme Court.”

    Yet, out of 155 justices that have served on the court, only six have been women. Four of them are currently serving, including Sonia Sotomayer, Elana Kagan, Amy Barrett, and Ketanji Jackson.

    We’ve Already Contributed Enough

    Source: Freepik

    As the video continues, Alexa claims that women “contribute enough” and no further penalty in the form of tax should apply to the gender.

    Viewers of the video referred to an NRP report that somewhat backed up Alexa’s claims. It claims wives are still spending more than double the amount of time on housework than their husbands and almost two hours more per week on caregiving, including tending to children.”

    No More Suffering for Women

    Source: Unsplash

    According to Alexa, “We suffer enough,” again alluding to the fact that women should be exempt from taxes.

    Comments under the video again were quick to back up Alexa’s claim with evidence. One wrote that the “Journal of the American Heart Association reported that women who visited emergency departments with chest pain waited 29 percent longer than men to be evaluated for possible heart attacks.”

    Hope That Things Will Eventually Get Better

    Source: Freepik

    A March 2023 study conducted by the Pew Research Group found that the “gender gap in pay has remained relatively stable in the United States over the past 20 years or so.”

    The study reports that women still earn an “average of 82% of what men earned.” However, it goes a step further by arguing that Black women and those of color earn significantly less.

    Women Pay More for Haircuts

    Source: Freepik

    Viewers of the video continued to back up Alexa’s claims by suggesting that women pay more for the same products.

    One comment explained that haircuts for women could be drastically more expensive when compared to those for men.

    The Infamous Pink Tax

    Source: Freepik

    Throughout the comments section of the Alexas TikTok video, commenters referred to the term “pink tax” as another unfortunate circumstance that women have to put up with.

    While it is not an official term, it makes references to a scenario in which women are paying more than men for the same product.

    Report Backs Up the Existence of the Pink Tax

    Source: Freepik

    A report released by the Progressive Policy Institute indicates that the pink tax is, in fact, a reality for women around the world.

    CBS News quotes from the study, saying, “A report from the Progressive Policy Institute shows the average tariff rate on women’s underwear is 15.5% compared to 11.5% for men’s underwear, which means the tax women are paying is 3.5% higher than men.”

    Jane Curtin Said it First

    Source: Vinnie Zuffante/Getty Images

    Viewers of the video were quick to suggest that women across the states should take the advice of Jane Curtin, the American actress, and comedian when it comes to not paying taxes.

    “You know, the genders are different in how they approach things, and so I really think that women put a lot more guilt on themselves than necessary.”

    Alexa Leaves a Final Message

    Source: @Flexylexxxy/TikTok

    As the short video comes to a close, Alexa alludes to the fact that she wholeheartedly believes women should not pay taxes.

    “I say that with my whole chest,” said the TikToker, who has over 100,000 followers. As it stands, the video has been viewed over 500,000 times.

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    Ben Campbell

    Ben has been a writer for many years and is particularly interested in history, sports, and entertainment. He hopes to be able to share factually accurate information with interesting content for all his readers in an easy-to-digest format.

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