Is this going too far? Always removes Venus symbol to acknowledge transmen who menstruate

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you going to boycott their product because of this? Private company, they can do what they want.

I do. I absolutely don’t care about the packaging. If they would simply remove the Venus sign, I would continue to buy their product. If they made a political statement, no. As a pp stated, the packaging design done for the low IQ people. I don’t care if my pads will be wrapped in a plain brown paper as long as they do the work. However, I do care about the agenda that this company is trying to push on me. As a mother of three young girls, I don’t want to support the company who promotes equality between women and transgender men. One day, one of this transgender men will be competing against one of my girls in sports if I continue quietly with this propaganda just because it simply doesn’t hurts me now, like some of the posters said. Also, as a taxpayer, I don’t want to pay for any of the voluntary elective hormone replacement therapy, and for all the health consequences of this treatment that these transgenders will be facing in 20-30 years . This is just two examples, I have few more reasons, just don’t have time.

I think people who have this mentality “ If it doesn’t hurt me, I don’t care” are very narrow minded and failing to see a bigger picture.

And here we have the anti-trans language from the extremist group in Shirlington — American Principles Project.

Hopefully you are getting paid to spread this hateful PROPAGANDA.

There are no hate in my message. And there are no hate in my heart against transgenders, so don't push your propaganda here and don't make up something that is not there. I might have no respect for them, I might feel sorry for them, but I have no hate against them. I just expressed my point of view. I expressed it very respectfully. If this point of view does not fit your agenda, it does not make it PROPAGANDA.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I don't pay attention to symbols on my box of tampons - so its absurd to be "outraged" about something I wasn't even aware of. This is kind of dumb altogether -- who cares?

I DO think tampons, pads, and menstrual cups should free or at least heavily subsidized. It's kind of unfair that 50% of the population has to shell out some $$$ for something that's inherent in our DNA no matter what we do or don't do.

This is dumb. Toilet paper isn't free and it's a universal necessity.

Tsss. Next liberals will be demanding free toilet paper.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't pay attention to symbols on my box of tampons - so its absurd to be "outraged" about something I wasn't even aware of. This is kind of dumb altogether -- who cares?

I DO think tampons, pads, and menstrual cups should free or at least heavily subsidized. It's kind of unfair that 50% of the population has to shell out some $$$ for something that's inherent in our DNA no matter what we do or don't do.

This is dumb. Toilet paper isn't free and it's a universal necessity.

Tsss. Next liberals will be demanding free toilet paper.

Free food should be the #1 priority. Without it, no one needs toilet paper.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am at this point 100 percent convinced that this is a move by P&G to stir the pot and get moderates to feel like the liberals have gone insane so they will vote for Trump/republicans.

It’s absolutely a strategy pushed by RWNJ organizations. They love pot stirring and fear mongering.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am at this point 100 percent convinced that this is a move by P&G to stir the pot and get moderates to feel like the liberals have gone insane so they will vote for Trump/republicans.

It’s absolutely a strategy pushed by RWNJ organizations. They love pot stirring and fear mongering.

What’s RWNJ? Something from New Jersey?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The outrage might sound bonkers, but there is a group of crazy activists who have taken over the trans rights movements. It’s no longer about bathrooms - they have defunded rape clinics for not allowing “people with penises”
https://www.feministcurrent.com/2019/03/20/discontinuation-of-grant-to-vancouver-rape-relief-shows-trans-activism-is-an-attack-on-women/

And are trying to silence panels on women’s issues
https://www.feministcurrent.com/2019/10/30/whats-current-meghan-murphys-sold-out-talk-draws-hundreds-of-protesters-outside-toronto-public-library/

Mainstream women’s magazines now write about pregnant people instead of women. People (like me) who support trans people and trans rights are wondering what is happening?

What is happening is that mainstream women's magazines are writing about pregnant people.

Also, calling Meghan Murphy's talk "a panel on women's issues" is like calling Richard Spence's talk "a talk on racial/ethnic diversity".

Wait, what? Np here. Have you read anything Meghan Murphy has written? She’s a feminist who stands up for women’s issues and concerns. Wth with comparing her to Richard Spence?

She stands up for the issues and concerns of women who think it's ok to discriminate against people who are transgender.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-50214341

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am at this point 100 percent convinced that this is a move by P&G to stir the pot and get moderates to feel like the liberals have gone insane so they will vote for Trump/republicans.

It’s absolutely a strategy pushed by RWNJ organizations. They love pot stirring and fear mongering.

What’s RWNJ? Something from New Jersey?

Right Wing Nut Job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The outrage might sound bonkers, but there is a group of crazy activists who have taken over the trans rights movements. It’s no longer about bathrooms - they have defunded rape clinics for not allowing “people with penises”
https://www.feministcurrent.com/2019/03/20/discontinuation-of-grant-to-vancouver-rape-relief-shows-trans-activism-is-an-attack-on-women/

And are trying to silence panels on women’s issues
https://www.feministcurrent.com/2019/10/30/whats-current-meghan-murphys-sold-out-talk-draws-hundreds-of-protesters-outside-toronto-public-library/

Mainstream women’s magazines now write about pregnant people instead of women. People (like me) who support trans people and trans rights are wondering what is happening?

What is happening is that mainstream women's magazines are writing about pregnant people.

Also, calling Meghan Murphy's talk "a panel on women's issues" is like calling Richard Spence's talk "a talk on racial/ethnic diversity".

Wait, what? Np here. Have you read anything Meghan Murphy has written? She’s a feminist who stands up for women’s issues and concerns. Wth with comparing her to Richard Spence?

She stands up for the issues and concerns of women who think it's ok to discriminate against people who are transgender.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-50214341

From the article, she wants to “ensure the safety of women in places like female prisons, womens refuges, and changing rooms”. Again, you somehow think that’s equivalent to a Richard Spence?

[Anonymous]

I see a market niche--pads and liners and tampons in red plaid boxes!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am at this point 100 percent convinced that this is a move by P&G to stir the pot and get moderates to feel like the liberals have gone insane so they will vote for Trump/republicans.

But liberals HAVE gone insane.

Even Nancy Pelosi is sounding the alarm on liberals going too far.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't pay attention to symbols on my box of tampons - so its absurd to be "outraged" about something I wasn't even aware of. This is kind of dumb altogether -- who cares?

I DO think tampons, pads, and menstrual cups should free or at least heavily subsidized. It's kind of unfair that 50% of the population has to shell out some $$$ for something that's inherent in our DNA no matter what we do or don't do.

This is dumb. Toilet paper isn't free and it's a universal necessity.

Tsss. Next liberals will be demanding free toilet paper.

Free food should be the #1 priority. Without it, no one needs toilet paper.

Free fruits and vegetables ... meat is not a necessity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The outrage might sound bonkers, but there is a group of crazy activists who have taken over the trans rights movements. It’s no longer about bathrooms - they have defunded rape clinics for not allowing “people with penises”
https://www.feministcurrent.com/2019/03/20/discontinuation-of-grant-to-vancouver-rape-relief-shows-trans-activism-is-an-attack-on-women/

And are trying to silence panels on women’s issues
https://www.feministcurrent.com/2019/10/30/whats-current-meghan-murphys-sold-out-talk-draws-hundreds-of-protesters-outside-toronto-public-library/

Mainstream women’s magazines now write about pregnant people instead of women. People (like me) who support trans people and trans rights are wondering what is happening?

What is happening is that mainstream women's magazines are writing about pregnant people.

Also, calling Meghan Murphy's talk "a panel on women's issues" is like calling Richard Spence's talk "a talk on racial/ethnic diversity".

Wait, what? Np here. Have you read anything Meghan Murphy has written? She’s a feminist who stands up for women’s issues and concerns. Wth with comparing her to Richard Spence?

She stands up for the issues and concerns of women who think it's ok to discriminate against people who are transgender.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-50214341

From the article, she wants to “ensure the safety of women in places like female prisons, womens refuges, and changing rooms”. Again, you somehow think that’s equivalent to a Richard Spence?

"calling Meghan Murphy's talk "a panel on women's issues" is like calling Richard Spence's talk "a talk on racial/ethnic diversity"" =/= Megan Murphy is like Richard Spence.

(She wants to ensure the safety of women by making it ok to discriminate against people who are transgender. Which (1) involves making it legal to discriminate against people who are transgender and (2) doesn't actually "ensure the safety of women" anyway.)

[Anonymous]

It’s amazing how people fall for this all right propaganda. They got the formula down create fear tell people their rights are being Taken away,create hysteria. Congratulations you fell for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't pay attention to symbols on my box of tampons - so its absurd to be "outraged" about something I wasn't even aware of. This is kind of dumb altogether -- who cares?

I DO think tampons, pads, and menstrual cups should free or at least heavily subsidized. It's kind of unfair that 50% of the population has to shell out some $$$ for something that's inherent in our DNA no matter what we do or don't do.

This is dumb. Toilet paper isn't free and it's a universal necessity.

Tsss. Next liberals will be demanding free toilet paper.

Free food should be the #1 priority. Without it, no one needs toilet paper.

Free fruits and vegetables ... meat is not a necessity.

Isn't it already free if you grow it in your garden by yourself?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't pay attention to symbols on my box of tampons - so its absurd to be "outraged" about something I wasn't even aware of. This is kind of dumb altogether -- who cares?

I DO think tampons, pads, and menstrual cups should free or at least heavily subsidized. It's kind of unfair that 50% of the population has to shell out some $$$ for something that's inherent in our DNA no matter what we do or don't do.

This is dumb. Toilet paper isn't free and it's a universal necessity.

Tsss. Next liberals will be demanding free toilet paper.

Free food should be the #1 priority. Without it, no one needs toilet paper.

Free fruits and vegetables ... meat is not a necessity.

Isn't it already free if you grow it in your garden by yourself?

Only if you consider your time to be worth nothing.