If Schools Have "Free" Lunch, Should Boys Get Bigger Portions?

That's why my solution was to offer free tampons to men as well. Seems like a very cheap solution

 

Apparently, this is an ongoing right-wing concern, making the news this past year ... providing tampons to female students is "woke" and "liberal"...

Idaho Republicans block proposal to provide free tampons in schools | Fox 59

Republicans in the Idaho House blocked a bill that would provide free menstrual products to public school students, calling it “liberal” and “woke.”

The bill would have funded free menstrual product dispensers for sixth through 12th grade students in girls’ bathrooms at a cost of about $300,000 per year, or $3.50 per student, after a one-time installation cost of about $435,000.

“It’s not a lot of money in the state’s budget,” bill sponsor state Rep. Rod Furniss (R) said in committee Thursday. “Today is a step to preserve womanhood, to give it a chance to start right, to not be embarrassed or feel alienated or ashamed, or to feel like they need to stay home from school due to period poverty.”

 

But what if boys taking bigger dumps and need more toilet paper, has that been studied?

Look, I found the stats ... I think this evens things out for this important issue facing America ...

Toilet Paper Usage Statistics. The average person uses 85 rolls of toilet paper per year (based on regular rolls of 150 sheets per), or nearly 13,000 sheets. Men use on average of 8.11 sheets and women use 6.31 sheets.

 

Thats the only way to find out.

 

Wait, you've clarified several times in this thread that your argument is boys extra needs are always ignored?

 

This is such an odd thread. OP feels slighted that girls get free tampons

 

Yeah but girls use toilet paper when they piss and boys don't. So it's probably an even swap. Maybe the boys can wipe their ass with the tampons?

 

Women have entered the workforce at a higher rate than before.
Also, we should get more women on the front lines of wars.
Maybe put more women down in coal mines too.
That ought to even out life expectancy.

 

According to my link above, the cost of a Tampon program in schools is about $3.50 per female student per year, or about 40 cents per month based on nine months of school...

I'm sorry, but that doesn't make up for the "wage gap", not even close.

It's also worth pointing out that boys bring a lot more disciplinary problems, autism diagnosis, and learning disabilities than girls, to schools ... which I'm sure costs a lot more than 40 cents per month ...

 

Your posts - HS boys need more food, worried about HS girls use of tampons, America is more “housewife-y”…… what ARE you talking about!?!! What is your point?

 

yes, I see that and stated in my post. But what is your preference? You’re concerned jr high and hs girls are receiving tampons?

 

I don’t understand how that stat could be true for men and women. Men don’t use toilet paper when urinating like women do. Seems like women would use a greater total.

 

If by proportional you mean higher BMIs get less then I’m on board.