It isn’t. I’m just looking for some consistency. You seem to want to be exempted from taxes for your special needs, you seem to think this is a special case for some reason, but don’t care about the subject in general. As I stated elsewhere, I would much prefer the elimination of most sales taxes. It really isn’t a…

Again: you are the one that brought up TP as a counter comparison to Tampons. I only pointed out that the analogy did not support your argument.

So now it isn’t about the principle, it is about quantity? I know a woman who smokes a hell of a lot more cigarettes than any 5 women use tampons. Or is quantity just a red herring? I am merely refuting the idea brought up by the other poster that being classified as a medical device automatically means something…

Again, TP is taxed just like tampons, I don’t know why you keep bringing it up, it defeats your argument.

Wow, play the mansplaining card. That is pretty much the go to around here when your logic is refuted. Good to know I’m on the right track.

let’s make sure the discussion centers around boners.

I didn’t say it fixed something. I said it helps the body fix something. If you aren’t even going to read the posts, just don’t bother responding.

You just refuted your own argument with the TP analogy. TP is taxed in CA.

Wow, “dumbass,” well you really told me. Very eloquent. Truly, you have a gift for creative writing. It is a shame you waste it on the internet. You should maybe write a book or something; maybe poetry. You could tour universities around the world and speak using your special talent.

The Band-Aid is used to help the body fix something that isn’t normal. Tampons were regulated as medical devices because they are inserted into the body and there were few if any standards and poor quality control which resulted in health issues.

You are the one that brought it up. I am merely pointing out that they are taxed, regardless of your misleading statement.

Times are tough. Remember in the before times. Before tampons were invented. Back when women didn’t menstruate. Oh, wait. They actually did back then too. Huh.

So women who use Rogaine have to pay tax on it? No? So men and women who want to buy hair loss treatment are treated equally? So this isn’t even remotely related to the issue at hand? Got it.

Viagra is used to treat a medical disorder. You are not equating menstruation with a medical disorder, are you?

Used floating homes are subject to property tax in CA. So, not quite the same thing.

You can also hear it in the Thunderbird crash video:

The plane eventually runs out of fuel and crashes.

Maybe by the time you get them into an F-16. They are probably pretty inexpensive when they start IFT.

The issue is the shit wages. Since they are willing to do those jobs and willing to be treated like shit, and generally afraid to ask for help from the authorities, they drive the wages and working conditions down for everyone that wants to do those jobs, effectively blocking legal residents out because then employers…

Oh good. Thanks. I was afraid I wasn’t going to have nighmares tonight.