Valentine’s Day is now licit in Saudi Arabia, but it is banned in an Ontario school because it “harms equity goals”. Why is the world that upside down?

Bambi would like to thank Louis for sharing the following two articles. The first is from the National Post and it informs us that an Ontario school seems to have lost its sense of love, due to much wokeism (https://bit.ly/3Y1GoNF). Yes, it is now banning Valentine’s Day because it harms “equity goals“. Luckily, the second article is more filled with love. It is from Al Arabiya News (https://bit.ly/3HSBtZP) and it informs us that celebrations of love, on Valentine’s Day, are now licit in a Saudi Arabia, which its historic radical Islamist way of living resulted in many years where shops where banned from selling flowers.

Good for Saudi stores now because they can sell flowers. Good for the Saudi people because they can now offer flowers to their loved ones. May love, and economic prosperity associated with this day, always prevail not just in this country, but around the world too!

As for the Ontario school, which banned cards and candies in the name of equity (i.e., because some do not celebrate Valentine’s day), Bambi would like to offer it two songs. The first is in English and it is the “I love you, you love me” kids’ song. The second French-song is entitled “Mais je t’aime” [“But I love you“]. It is a VERY romantic love duo song, which Bambi discovered last week. Thank you Mr. “Grand Corps Malade” and Ms. Camille Lelouche for making us think of of love and dream of its happy outcomes. If you are interested, you can read the English lyrics following the song below.

Is there anything more meaningful and beautiful than love in our world? Long live love in all its forms and shapes, whether on Valentine’s Day or not, whether with a big L or a small one, whether we are old or young, single or in a relationship. Yes, is there anything more meaningful and beautiful than love in our world?

“But I love you

https://bit.ly/3Y1IfSD

[Camille Lellouche]

But don’t give me that! You know,

What is wrong with me,

Don’t expect too much

You know, the estrangements are profound

Without me, don’t hold on too tightly

If you have any doubts , don’t hold on too tightly

If it costs you, don’t let me leave you

Even though I am sure of myself

I give you everything that I have,

So try to see in me that…

I love you

But I love you

I love you, I love you

I love you, I love you

I love you, as strong as I can

I love you, and I do my best

[ Grand Corps Malade]

I have been told “ wait!

You will see, love is a big fire.”

It sizzles, It illuminates, It shines, It warms ,It stings the eyes

It sends hundreds of fireflies up there to the sky

Suddenly it lights up and it sheds lights on the world and city differently

We lit the match for sparks of our beginnings

We fed this fireplace with our overindulgence, with our exaggerations

We loved each other more than anything, Alone in our own little world

These flames drove us crazy

We forgot that in the end, the fire burns

[ Camille Lellouche]

And I love you

I love you, I love you

I love you, I love you

I love you, as strong as I can

I love you, and I do my best

[Grand Corps Malade]

I approach very close to our fire and I am sweating with bitterness

I see these yellow and blue flames are dancing, and the passion is burning

Why when love is strong it makes us vulnerable and fragile

I think of us and I stagger, why since then nothing is easy

I love you on fire, I love you in gold

I love you anxiously, I love you strongly

I love you for both of us, I love you wrongly

It’s perilous, I still love you

Well it is true it pierces me

I love you ponderously, I love you wobbly

Of course, it devours me

I know so much that I love you poorly

[ Camille Lellouche]

If I move on with you

It’s because I see myself doing this dance in your arms

Expectations, I don’t have any

You give me so much love, so much strength

That I can no longer do without you

If my words hurt you, it is not your fault

My wounds are from yesterday, There are days which are harder than others

If my words weigh on you

It is not my fault

It is not my fault

But I love you

I love you, I Love you

I love you

I love you, I love you

I love you, as strong as I can

I love you, and I do my best ( you love me, and you do your best)

But, I love you ( I love you)“.

2 thoughts on “Valentine’s Day is now licit in Saudi Arabia, but it is banned in an Ontario school because it “harms equity goals”. Why is the world that upside down?”

  1. This story reminds me MadTV’s dating service ”Lowered Expectations” and all the adverts they did for it and that can be seen on YouTube.
    https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%22lowered+expectations%27%27+mad+tv

    Personally, Valentines never did much for me in elementary school. As I was in French immersion, we were all the same kids in the class for seven years and none of those ever became my sweetie, though some did send me Valentine cards (I assume they were girls sending).

  2. The wokesters are the new Puritans.

    They live in the fear that someone, somewhere, may be having a good time.

    Saudi is getting better. We’re getting worse.

    Wake up, people!

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