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this is a good thing
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No it isn't. The government handing out nickels while taxing the hell out of citizens is bad.
You want to make a statement about your toilets not being discriminatory, make all toilets unisex and let everyone decide which one is their favorite paid-to-dump spot.
so, no toilet paper or soap then too, right? nice logic. there are other tax cuts that don't involve basic human necessities. i can assure you attempting to die on this particular hill will only make you look like an uneducated sexist bigot
Soap, and depending on the country toilet paper, are used (or at least should be) by the totally of the population on a daily basis. Tampons and pads are neither used by the totally of the population nor used by the same individuals more than 3-5 days a month, on average. The comparison is simply fallacious. People should take responsibility and provide those items by themselves.
I guess I'll add uneducated sexit bigot to the list of sins and go cry because some entitled stranger on the Internet thinks that of me 🥲