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Topic	Fun fact: there's no reason menstruation products shouldn't be free
Funkydog 11/30/20 3:00:39 PM #71:	Balrog0 posted... its an incredibly bizarre line of thinking to me I would rather you give me money and let me choose how to spend it than tell me I can have government grade gruel and then I can buy steak if I get a job It's largely how it's done here in the UK. If I were on Universal Credit, I get money in my bank account that is intended for rent etc, but I can choose how to then spend it however I want. Plenty of issues with our benefit system though. I simply think that along with this, certain things should be given for free for those in that situation and if they want better? They can spend their benefits/money on it. But they don't have to make the choice of "Food or hygiene" to begin with. --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK <cite>Funkydog posted [p:947770975] in Fun fact: ... [t:79144718]...</cite> <quote>Balrog0 posted... </cite> <quote>its an incredibly bizarre line of thinking to me I would rather you give me money and let me choose how to spend it than tell me I can have government grade gruel and then I can buy steak if I get a job</quote>It's largely how it's done here in the UK. If I were on Universal Credit, I get money in my bank account that is intended for rent etc, but I can choose how to then spend it however I want. Plenty of issues with our benefit system though. I simply think that along with this, certain things should be given for free for those in that situation and if they want better? They can spend their benefits/money on it. But they don't have to make the choice of "Food or hygiene" to begin with. --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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