General Should menstrual products be free?
- Thread starter Splinty
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Menstruation jokes aren't funny. Period.I hope they have the motivational quotes on them.
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I don't know.
Maybe it should be like how condoms are treated. You can go down the store and buy a pack of condoms if you like or most medical places have a few to give out if neccessary.
Same with menstrual products. If you want to go to the shop and buy them , go ahead. If your local GP has them for free, then get them from there.
Maybe it should be like how condoms are treated. You can go down the store and buy a pack of condoms if you like or most medical places have a few to give out if neccessary.
Same with menstrual products. If you want to go to the shop and buy them , go ahead. If your local GP has them for free, then get them from there.
Does it cost money to make the product?
Then some cunt should be paying for it. Only things in life that should be free are oxygen, and WiFi.
Also there's no reason people should be without water or food, there's enough for everyone.
Then some cunt should be paying for it. Only things in life that should be free are oxygen, and WiFi.
Also there's no reason people should be without water or food, there's enough for everyone.
To be fair the men up there will probably use them too. They already wear skirts
They should stop bleeding... problem solved.
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Maybe we should make "period showers?"
You know, like baby showers, but instead of gifting diapers we gift tampons and pads.
You know, like baby showers, but instead of gifting diapers we gift tampons and pads.
Period showers sounds like a niche porn fetish.
why would they be free? some woman on her rag dreamed this shit up .so a company purchases raw material and pays a workforce a wage to produce a product that is..... free? or does the govt have to buy this off the jam rag companies and distribute them to the whamens for free? either way this is a terrible plan . what does a box of plugs cost like 12 bucks? nothing is free ever
There is no such thing as free. The question is should the collective foot the bill through taxes?
Personally, believe strongly that no one has the right to the fruits of another person’s labor. I recognize that part of the social contract is to support fellow humans, but IMO, funding a hygiene product (especially one for only half the population) opens up a door to make the same argument for countless other items, so where would the line be drawn?
Maybe if it was limited to cases of extreme poverty, but I definitely couldn’t get behind funding this for all females.
Also, while this is tongue in cheek, there is an argument to be made that men are shouldering enough burden already:
Personally, believe strongly that no one has the right to the fruits of another person’s labor. I recognize that part of the social contract is to support fellow humans, but IMO, funding a hygiene product (especially one for only half the population) opens up a door to make the same argument for countless other items, so where would the line be drawn?
Maybe if it was limited to cases of extreme poverty, but I definitely couldn’t get behind funding this for all females.
Also, while this is tongue in cheek, there is an argument to be made that men are shouldering enough burden already:
How bout all women world wide pay into a fund to pay for these things? Monthly. They could just pick what they want online and wait for delivery.