[ConservativeStatement]

"In these dark times, we can bring light and hope to the world this evening.”

Just imagine the bumper stickers.

[Meatspace]

It’s all a bloody socialist mess.

[T.B. Yoits]

Everyone, men included, are going to ask for them for free, driving the price way up, the subsidized cost is going to get too high for the government, and then people are going to be buying and selling them on the secondary market.

[Secret Agent Man]

so stupid

gynosociety already is geared in so many ways to give women things

[Tax-chick]

We live in Bizarro World.

[BenLurkin]

The world has gone mad.

[lee martell]

“Did ya hear that, MacTavich?
Hooray for Scotland.
Let the Church Bells ring!!”

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

What’s under your kilt?

[Secret Agent Man]

fine

get a hysterectomy

give up your iphone subscription and all thenshoes and makeup and clothing and jewelry, then plead poverty/too expensive

its called prioritizing

or get a box of shop towels, and use and wash them. cloth diapers work, the liquid volumes in question easily handled

[a fool in paradise]

Sanitary products like soap, cleaners, and toilet paper?

[OpusatFR]

Toilet paper should be free. I can’t think of anyone (other than the usual suspects) who does not use this vital commodity.

What about the people who can’t afford T-paper? Those who cannot afford Cottonelle and are stuck with tissue thin generic?

Potty paper parity NOW!

[MuttTheHoople]

Bloody good story

[Mariner]

How utterly silly.

And my ancestors come from there.

It’s apparent it was all the men that produce sons with balls.

[SeekAndFind]

Are those producing these sanitary products going to work for free?

If not, somebody’s gotta pay them. Guess who it will be...

[SmokingJoe]

Scotland is not a country. It’s part of the United Kingdom albeit they have their own parliament.

[Dutch Boy]

They aren’t free. A government can’t give something away unless they first took it from someone else.

[rktman]

You get a free tampon and you get a free tampon and you get a free.................

[Tennessee Nana]

Normal females around 15-40 keep plenty of those ‘products’ on hand...

Its been a few years but I dont think I ever ran out and never lacked the so called ‘access’...

I carried them with me when the first day was nigh...

and had them stashed in my car and at the office...

[ml/nj]

The measures are intended to end “period poverty” — or the circumstances, and in some cases, prohibitive expense that have left many without access to sanitary products when they need them.

I think Beer and Whiskey should be free. END THIRST POVERTY NOW!!

ML/NJ

[Monterrosa-24]

Period Poverty flyers are all over US campuses. They manage to have an anti-American tilt because they cite puritanical resistance to even discussing the subject. Yet when the Soviet Union put the first woman in space and 20 years later when they had the first woman space walk, Soviet women on the ground had no feminine hygiene products. They made their own and washed and reused them.

[Scrambler Bob]

Thinking on this . . .

Don’t pregnant women stop having periods?

Is there another solution?