Many Twitter users have vowed to boycott Always sanitary towels for removing the Venus logo in response to trans-rights campaigners saying men use them too. The Venus symbol, the female sexual identity mark, featured on all of the products wrapping. The brand, however, decided to remove the symbol after pressure from trans activists. The activists claim the female symbol is inappropriate as not all people who menstruate identify as female. Ben Saunders, 18, prompted the move and contacted Always, part of the Procter & Gamble company, in June complaining about the sign. Ben revealed on Twitter he had contacted Always in June about the brand ‘discriminating’ towards transgender customers, remarking on he female symbol.
Alexzander Wailing Gel wrote: » ...Yes but trampolining in white shorts is where I would personally draw the line. That is sacred and only ciswomen are allowed do it.
bluewolf wrote: » i think the boycotters are right. stand up against female erasure on a lighter notehttps://i.redd.it/qrs1jw5hypt31.jpg
Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: » Why are people getting so bothered about something so tiny? WTF? #4
Del2005 wrote: » I think it's the women identifying as men that have the problem.
BeerWolf wrote: » Why the hell are trans men using them? They don't menstruate!
Laurie Whining Tequila wrote: » I want to identify as the artist formerly known as Prince.
Alexzander Wailing Gel wrote: » You know, I'm not sure what direction I was expecting that to go but it was not that :pac: Yes but trampolining in white shorts is where I would personally draw the line. That is sacred and only ciswomen are allowed do it.
sdanseo wrote: » If you menstruate, you are female. I don't care what people identify as. If they want a gender reassignment they can go and get one and when fully "reassigned" stop menstruating as a result. Gender reassignment synthetically alters a person's biology and does change gender from a functional perspective at least. Being biologically one gender and choosing to identify as another is as mind-mindbogglingly stupid as it is scientifically impossible. Countries may as well legalise selling water with labels saying it's wine.
Esperanza Lazy Woodpecker wrote: » First the cross was airbrushed off Lidl's greek product range (must have offended someone), now it's the Venus cross type logo, is taken off lady products. What's next, roadsigns displaying crossings ahead? FWIW I'm offended by boards shade of blue on their branding, it looks like PANTONE Blue 072 and simply I don't like this, it's offensive. Would much rather have Reflex Blue 281, which is more suitable. If someone can escalate that ASAP!
blueshade wrote: » Ahh FFS, did ya have to? I've two tester pots of Pantone to try on the bathroom walls and one of them is blue. Now what am I going to do, I can't risk offending people who use the toilet now?
blueshade wrote: » It's out of control and it's just a symptom of a much bigger problem. Men who identify as women dominating women's sports because nobody is willing to point out that they have a physical advantage over women, that they aren't good enough to compete at the male level in events, that a man is not a woman no matter what. Don't give me nonsense about intersex. Introduce trans categories in sports and stop allowing people who say they identify as a gender they weren't born as to compete. Making toilets and changing rooms gender neutral leaving females feeling vulnerable because a man who identifies as a woman doesn't want to change in the male areas or use the mens toilets. Allowing convicted rapists to change their gender to female and serve their time in a women's prison if they say they identify as female. The list goes on and on and on. It's madness.
bluewolf wrote: » I was happy to see scotland standing up a bit more against it recently. this was one of the side effects of 'gender neutral bathrooms' in a schoolhttps://www.theblaze.com/news/girls-refuse-to-use-gender-neutral-restrooms-in-schools i haven't watched this yet, but it seems to be becoming more public. hopefully before much more damage is done to children.https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=4bX1xMo-jWE
Paulzx wrote: » There are also plenty of boys/men who are not comfortable with sharing a bathroom with females. This works both ways. Nobody seems to give a damn about the feelings of people who actually want to "identify" and stay as the gender they were born as. It's turning into more of a power issue than an equality one
bluewolf wrote: » i think for a lot of the men out there, it certainly is a power issue. this harassment and intimidation wasn't a wish for 'equality'https://womansplaceuk.org/2019/09/26/a-womans-place-is-at-conference/
Bullet To The Head? wrote: » A couple of years ago women were gushing over how stunning and brave Caitlyn Jenner was and any man who pointed out how ridiculous it was, was labeled a Nazi bigot. Now look at the mess you're in. Hard to have sympathy. Ye made this bed for yourselves.