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It's one of those expressions that started out as sincere many, many years ago. I have never heard it used other than ironically and I'm older than Rob.Naw, you can use it sincerely. How could it be used "ironically" unless the original meaning is sincere? Both meanings are valid, depending on the context.
Source: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/my-heart-bleeds-for-sb
Or else he really is using it ironically, and he doesn't give a damn about anyone but his screwed up family.
Bad enough he's limited, he misunderstands or butchers the few expressions he does use. Remember "actions speaks louder than words", I rest my case.![]()
Who cares if public safety officials saying lowering the speed limit will save lives.
He really does have a hoser accent.
This has been driving me crazy for awhile. Several times Rob has used the expression "my heart bleeds for .....", and I've always thought it was to be used ironically. He used it again yesterday, so I looked it up and I was right. Once again Rob is misusing another expression.
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RT @MaryamSun1 "My heart just bleeds for these people, that's a major tragedy" Rob Ford on VELD music festival deaths
“I admit my heart bleeds for Doug Holyday for sure but you have to hand it to Peter who won fair and square. I am really hoping Doug will now come back and run for council again. We need him on there.” Toronto Sun June 13/2014
“My heart bleeds for them when someone gets killed. But it's their own fault at the end of the day.” On fatally injured cyclists, March 7, 2007 ...NOW
“I don’t know how I would carry on if I lost my daughter,” Ford said. “My heart bleeds for this family and any other family that have lost a loved one, especially a child.” Toronto Sun July 17/2014
Thank you, I feel better now.
I've never seen a man who has so much self-pity, but doesn't give a sh*t about anybody else.