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Just when I thought nothing would surprise me, I read that our legislators are championing “menstrual equity.”
Yes, menstrual products should be available in public buildings, but why is this a taxpayer expense? Besides, government giveaways to the general public seldom achieve their well-meaning but misguided intention (to help the poor in this case).
What’s next, armpit equity? Free deodorant in all public buildings? I can hardly wait.
Linda Holt
Kailua
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