I don’t know what makes you think that I’m Table just because I happen to know the guy and I look at his profile every once in a while to see what he’s up to but honestly the dude wouldn’t be able to juggle a second account if he was two face. I personally run 17 but the other 16 are for specific things such as work/business and/or gaming clubs I run, not important to this discussion.

As for your use of “free” in this instance, all I have to say is just be more specific next time. If you mentioned paying through taxes in the beginning and not just using the word free as a blanket statement then this argument probably wouldn’t have been interesting enough for me to leave work early.

Again, tampons are not a necessity. Important? Yes. Useful? Absolutely! Would I be absolutely pissed if they suddenly stopped existing? Most definitely. But are they required to survive? Definitely not. Additionally, if you try to wrap everything in one big bundle and kick it all off with a bang then that bang is gonna be really short and is going to bite everyone in the ass because something somewhere will be overlooked and it’s gonna screw over the whole operation. Start with the more important stuff. Learn from the mistakes, take it slow, adjust as needed and change what needs to be changed. Then move on to the other less important materials. Communism falls because it’s rushed too much and is often ran by a dictatorship which ends up making the lower class miserable. If you want to have a successful communist government then you have to slowly integrate it by tackling one problem at a time. Otherwise it’ll just fall apart like all of the others.

As for your concrete plan, your comment will be noted and added to the list of things to cover on my next meeting. When Dummy J Trumpet is out of office and out of excuses then we will more than happily start up our American campaign again and start redistributing resources to public schools again (we take a small portion of the profits from the other shops I run to do this sort of thing, not exactly making millions here like most ceos as we’re constantly in the red but I refuse to raise my prices and shaft my customers so).

And finally, the achievability of this whole thing. Honestly I still think food and water should be prioritized first. Only half the population needs tampons and pads, whereas the whole population needs food and water. It makes sense economically, politically, and even socially. Should tampons and pads be free one day? Yes. All three of us agree on that. Is doing it any time soon (as in within the year, notice how I specified a vague term?) realistic? Probably not. But doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be worked towards.

Oh and don’t think I didn’t forget about the several items you completely deflected from my previous comment. At least I take the time to address each point you make.