Fallen Prophet
Well-Known Member
Ok. Explain to me the perfect solution to this issue.
The solution that is completely fair to everyone and does not discriminate against a single person.
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Tennessee sees new step in wave of anti-Trans bills
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The solution that is completely fair to everyone and does not discriminate against a single person.
I don’t think we have any of those where I live. Or they are so rare that it is hardly an issue.
Are they common where you are? Can you remember the last time you were in a bathroom that wasn’t in someone’s home or business?
Fallen Prophet
Well-Known Member
I don't think that really matters.
I have no authority to tell business owners what to do.
They have the right to let anyone they want use their restrooms.
On the other hand - they also have the right to relegate who uses which restroom - such as letting only biological men use the men's restroom.
They can also deny anyone the use of their restrooms.
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
Don't check people's genitals or question their apparent gender because that's gross and rude?
I don't know, that seems to have worked so far.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Unisex restrooms. It works. Really well too.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Hmm. I have been in a courthouse. That would qualify as neither. I think that I may have used the restrooms there at least once.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
When applying for that job that I would not be looking forward to the interview.
Fallen Prophet
Well-Known Member
So - you support the idea that anyone can go into any public restroom they want?
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
You appear to have a rather crazy belief that there are going to be restroom rapists or some other such nonsense. Nothing is stopping a rapist from dressing up, if that is their plan. Looks can be very deceiving. I have seen some very masculine looking women that seemed to be ciswomen, I hope I am using that term properly, and very effeminate looking cismen. If you demanded to see either of their genitals you would be in big trouble.
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
Hasn't that been the law until recently?
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Are you going to check everyone's "equipment" when they walk in?
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
I really like those for the privacy. Even with IBS I can do all my business in the unusual manners it may happen without drawing attention to myself.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
It's flabbergasting on how unisex isn't considered in other areas. Just remodel restrooms into ultra private stalls. They look good too and men and women can wash at the same sink after they are done. Nobody is labeled and privacy is assured while doing one's business.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
Yeah. I hear parents love them the most, especially those with adult children who are disabled and need constant care. They can fulfill their parental roles without the arselings heckling them over it.
They really should be more of a norm rather than the exception as they do help many people.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
We ran across this quite a bit in Quebec, and it didn't bother me one iota.
Fallen Prophet
Well-Known Member
Pretty sure that "until recently" a man could be arrested for going into a women's restroom.
Fallen Prophet
Well-Known Member
Irrelevant.
Just because there are some master criminals out there who are capable of circumventing the law without leaving any evidence - that doesn't mean we should throw out the law.
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
So you don't know whether that's actually the case.
Fallen Prophet
Well-Known Member
I was being facetious.
Allowing men into the restroom is a practice ripe for abuse.
Like with what happened at Stone Bridge high School.
Jose Fly
Fisker of men
@Fallen Prophet ,
In an earlier conversation we had, you lamented having a college professor refer to you as "bigoted" (or something similar). Given your posts in this thread (e.g., analogizing between transgenders and criminals), I'm now wondering if that professor's assessment wasn't accurate.
You seem to have exaggerated angst over transgenders and them being allowed to live openly and freely in society (which includes using the public restrooms that correspond to their gender). Why is that? With all the other things going on in the world right now, how does a transgender woman using a stall in a men's restroom generate so much concern? From the other mens' perspective, all they see is someone come in, go into a stall, close the door, feet appear, flushing sounds follow, the person comes out, washes their hands, and leaves.
How is that a problem?
In an earlier conversation we had, you lamented having a college professor refer to you as "bigoted" (or something similar). Given your posts in this thread (e.g., analogizing between transgenders and criminals), I'm now wondering if that professor's assessment wasn't accurate.
You seem to have exaggerated angst over transgenders and them being allowed to live openly and freely in society (which includes using the public restrooms that correspond to their gender). Why is that? With all the other things going on in the world right now, how does a transgender woman using a stall in a men's restroom generate so much concern? From the other mens' perspective, all they see is someone come in, go into a stall, close the door, feet appear, flushing sounds follow, the person comes out, washes their hands, and leaves.
How is that a problem?