48 Replies to “Only Liberals Bleed”

  1. Let it Bleed
    “Yeah, we all need someone we can bleed on
    Yeah but if you want it, well you can bleed on me
    Yeah, we all need someone we can bleed on
    Yeah yeah and if you want it baby why don’t ya
    You can bleed on me”

    I think the Rolling Stones did their part to reduce the stigma of menstruation.

      1. Kenji – I used to listen to this and imagine what it felt like to be a Stone recording this and other songs, back when you could do no wrong.. I used to also read too much into their lyrics, like this second verse from Let it Bleed. I assumed that parking lot was also a body part.

        She said, my breasts, they will always be open
        Baby, you can rest your weary head right on me
        And there will always be a space in my parking lot
        When you need a little coke and sympathy

        1. I hear you. The era of Rock gods is dead … but the music and lyrics live on. I still dream of having a harem of groupies hanging out with me – so to speak. This is simply the greatest Rock Song EVER written … taking the Brit blues to stratospheric levels. If you can’t move and groove to this tune … then you’re dead, And I am a massive fan of Mick Taylor’s vamping outro solo … love the harmonics..

          This guy does a very good job …

          https://youtu.be/xxgJ5USKaZ8?si=GxRLtF8cuKpHios8

          1. Kenji – great clip. You have to wonder, what came first, the lyrics or the tune? Or did they evolve together?

            PS – I thought this was a great song as well. Love in Vain was another great song from that album.

  2. Menstrual Hygiene Day?!? I still have my Covid decorations up.

    Sheesh! Now I gotta decorate the house for that. Hmmm… where did I put those tampon lights?

  4. I totally support this.

    It’s okay to put free women’s hygiene products in their bathrooms. Like toilet paper, this will typically be the cheapest, least comfortable, least effective, most marginally acceptable product on the market. Women will hate to use these and will likely carry their own, higher quality products.

    Now, if they want to put those products in men’s restrooms, there will be issues. The tampons and pads will be cleared out regularly to be used for gun cleaning supplies.

    1. I agree with Grey. As a woman, I have no problem with free menstrual products in WOMEN’S washrooms. One can get caught unexpectedly, especially during menopause when your cycles are irregular, with no alternative other than a big wad of TP to tide you over. There were times I’d have appreciated an alternative.

      1. They aren’t free. Taxpayers would be paying for them. Just because it’s a product that a person requires, does not mean that taxpayers should be obligated to pick up the bill. Installing pay for product machines in bathrooms is the obvious solution and cities have 24 hours department stores, grocery stores and pharmacies. Most women carry a “just in case” supply. Asking another woman in an emergency is also not uncommon.

        This is not an issue that needs a government solution, women are perfectly capable and competent enough to handle this on their own.

    3. They. are. not. free.

      There is not a bottomless pot of money hidden somewhere in the Arctic.

      I hope the next generation lives in better times. But I do not think they will.

  5. Oh … we are soooo well governed.
    When will the federal government of Canada place zit-poppers in every washroom so Canada’s youth won’t need to squeeze their own zits … Then what about nose picking … why should anyone have to do it alone?

  6. Trudy must be polling poorly via women, but then again his party can’t define what it means to be a woman?

  7. i keep asking myself, which one of these preposterous statements will cause the critical mass of public opinion to finally tip. I think Doug Wilson used the analogy of opening a big door of a packed garage, and becoming so overwhelmed at the immensity of the task that you immediately close the door and walk away, instead of understanding that the only way is to deal with the first thing that falls out, in other words deal with tasks in small increments. I believe that a great number of citizens view the government as the garage in the analogy, and believe that the government is actually serious about addressing the mess behind the door when nearly every day they see evidence that not only is nothing being done but the government is actively creating more problems. Unfortunately it will take a total economic meltdown for people to finally acknowledge the truth, that the government is incapable of properly governing.

  8. Of course we’ll have to demand they be in men’s bathrooms as well. As Grey said, they are great for cleaning shotgun bores or as cheap Swiffer replacements.

  9. The Libs are spending massively on LinkedIn and X, in both official languages.
    ¿Oye como va?

    1. And who is paying for that? Is it the taxpayer again? More taxpayer-funded Liberal campaigning?

  10. Oh my God, do they ever care.
    The caringest I have ever seen.
    I think that will win them the election by golly.
    Where do you get those bracelets?

    1. Bob: “Where do you get those bracelets?”

      And why just 5 red beads? How many red and white beads show that you care?

      I recalled 6 to 7 days for the missus, but menopause is no longer even visible in Mrs. H.R.’s rearview mirror. It’s been so long that I went to look it up. Several sources said 2 to 7 days was normal and one source said 4 to 8 days. Regardless, 5 isn’t even an average of any of the ranges given.

      So why is some ignoramus dude wearing a bracelet with 5 red beads? And let’s not even ask how many white beads are on that bracelet.

      Well… I see you did give the answer, Bob. He wants everyone to know that he’s the caringist carer who ever cared. Doesn’t know jack squat, but by golly! he really, really do care, he do.

      In the immortal words of that great philosopher, Bugs Bunny, “What a maroon!”

  11. The latest issue of CAA Magazine has an article on an advocacy group called the Red Dot Project and it’s work to “ensure that those experiencing homelessness can manage their menstrual cycles safely.”

    See the problem here? Not once in the article does the author use the words women or girls. Instead, it’s clients, people, recipients, users, someone, and those experiencing homelessness. The group is also working to have Seneca College provide free menstrual supplies in restrooms across all of its campuses. I had no idea Seneca College had homeless students.

    I have no intention of cancelling my membership, but their magazine has become a political rag full of DEI advertisements between articles on EVs and climate change. Talk about sucking and blowing.

    1. People who menstruate. I’m sure there used to be a word for those people. Someone help me out. Wumben? Wimpund? Woomud?

      I confess, I did not write that, but ripped it off of a stuggling writer desperately trying to scrape together the funds for her third yacht.

      1. “People who menstruate.”

        Closely related to “birthing persons”…

  13. What about the loggers? They soon learn the difference between poison ivey leaves and maple. Liberals don’t give a Puck about working men..

  15. When are we going to go back to electing serious people into positions of power? This nonsense reminds me of Valentine’s Day when I went to elementary school and everyone had to get a valentine from everyone else.

      1. We will get serious people when the public/catholic schools, where most kids go, start providing a serious education. A few hours a day with the parents cannot undo 7+ hours of nonsense over 12 years.

  16. Is this just the pre-game warm-up for the most sickening month of our calendar now for fake concern, fake support, fake inclusiveness?

  17. Yet another reason why homosexuals like Seamus should not be allowed in public office. Those with psychological disorders have no business governing in any capacity whatsover.

    1. Agreed. A man wearing a mensuration bracelet. Really bizarre. Like “stay away from my kids” bizarre.

  18. I wonder which Liberal cabinet Minister (or their friends or family) has a financial interest in feminine hygiene products? Will there be yet another sole-source, no open bid contract scheme to provide a ridiculously overpriced and subpar products for “free” paid by taxpayers. We know this government doesn’t give a damn about real issues for women, just this kind of virtual signaling nonsense.

  21. Like consumer goods in the former Soviet Union, whatever products the state mandates to be put in place will be of the lowest quality. If not, anyone looking for these products will find the dispenser frequently empty.

  22. There are really weird guys out there. King Charles got a portrait of himself reincarnated as Camilla’s tampon.

  23. It strangely looks a bit like a Rosary. I suppose that bloody bracelet is a sacramental of their deranged religion.

  27. I travel with a pack of baby wipes because job site porta John’s are not reliably stocked.

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