In Portland, Oregon, Thomas tells us, liberals have decided to ban urinals in remodeling the Portland Building so as to “remove arbitrary barriers in our community.” (Note to you arbitrary barrier removers: Guys are notoriously poor shots. He recollects how the National Basketball Association once moved its All-Star Game from Charlotte, North Carolina, to protest that state’s traditional bathroom gender laws, yet is today kowtowing to Communist China and its often savage treatment of its own people. Those Russians certainly make the rounds, don’t they?Īt American Thinker, Trevor Thomas examines more of these wacky ideas and actions poisoning the air. Gabbard returned fire, calling Clinton the “ queen of warmongers.” In the political arena, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton this week accused Tulsi Gabbard, the Democrat representative from Hawaii running for president, of possible collusion with Russia to throw the 2020 election to Donald Trump. This is pure cowardice and virtue signalling from these big corporate brands who are capitulating to the trans agenda. The women’s symbol has been used by feminists for decades. We’re now moving towards the total elimination of women’s biology. Removing the female symbol from sanitary towel packaging is basically denying the existence of women. Leading Feminist campaigner Julie Bindel told the Daily Mail: Not everyone was happy with this kowtowing to political correctness. In a related issue, a handful of transgender activists have prevailed on Proctor & Gamble to remove the female Venus sign from their sanitary pad packages. Most pharmacies and grocery stores carry menstrual products, so this act also befuddles me. Several other politicians also support this bill, claiming that it will help “individuals with limited access” to more easily find these goods. Presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke chimed in with his support of the Menstrual Equity Act For All, H.R. Perhaps I should raise high the black flag and shout “Stop taxing my Civic!” and “There will be gas!”
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Should we erase that tax? I can’t work without a car, but every year I pay registration fees on my Honda and gasoline taxes to boot. Several states and many local municipalities still tax food. As for taxing maxi pads and tampons, I am simply baffled. I had no clue menstrual issues needed redress in the public square. I must confess my ignorance, a blindness undoubtedly born of my gender. “Stop taxing my vagina!” and “There will be blood!” were some of these protesters’ rallying cries.
Saturday, October 19, was National Period Day, when women gathered in cities across the nation to raise awareness of menstrual issues and demand the removal of taxes on female sanitary products. Here are just a few recent amusing – or disturbing – stories. Many of these pieces are edifying and as ballyhooed as my morning coffee, but some of them belong in a three-ring circus of lunacy. Stark raving mad.Įvery morning, these words and phrases pop to mind as I jump from site to online site, catching the headlines, browsing part of an article here and there, stopping for a longer visit with a writer whose work I admire.
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