A Rape Survivor Speaks Out About Transgender Bathrooms

[Neutron Monster]

No, it's not.

Men have always went to the men's room.
Women have always went to the women's room.

Now weirdo's want to go wherever they want. They should prove it won't cause a problem.
Normal people shouldn't have to prove that it will.

You seem to be good at wanting other people to prove their point, but not so much the other way. Cow made the statement that homosexuals wouldn't want to see my junk, now let him prove it.

There is no law about this. If you want to change a law, the honus is on you to prove why. If you want to restrain personal freedoms, that deserves a higher level of scrutiny than a law/policy which lowers constraints.

And your definition of the status quo is inaccurate in any case, plenty of people are using the opposite bathroom already without you even realizing it.

 

[bullitpdq68]

There is no law about this. If you want to change a law, the honus is on you to prove why. If you want to restrain personal freedoms, that deserves a higher level of scrutiny than a law/policy which lowers constraints.

And your definition of the status quo is inaccurate in any case, plenty of people are using the opposite bathroom already without you even realizing it.

Obama changed policy without finding out what the majority wanted? Tired of executive power, had congress acted on this and passed the laws I could see that. But what states are trying to do is role back what is an apparent over reach by Obama's administration. The people never had a say in this....

The administration has quietly applied the power of the executive branch to make it easier for transgender people to update their passports, obtain health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, get treatment at Veteran's Administration facilities and seek access to public school restrooms and sports programs - just a few of the transgender-specific policy shifts of Obama's presidency.

Not saying all are bad, but the people should have a say in this, last time I remembered that is why we had a congress to pass laws for all citizens. When did we crown Obama king?

Had to edit this... but now you could possible build a power house in girls sports but recruiting transgender how is that fair to girls in sports? All a boy has to do is claim to be transgender and he is now on the girls basketball team...state titles here we come!!

 

[vbsideout]

Here's a thought instead of signs that say men and women use pictures and whatever picture matches what you have that is where you go. Problem solved!!

 

[wcowherd]

Do you by chance, have a study you could attach, that proves your argument?

By your line of logic, if you had to use a restroom with a woman, you would be a Peeping Tom. Does that describe the way you'd behave?

 

[wcowherd]

Obama changed policy without finding out what the majority wanted? Tired of executive power, had congress acted on this and passed the laws I could see that. But what states are trying to do is role back what is an apparent over reach by Obama's administration. The people never had a say in this....

The administration has quietly applied the power of the executive branch to make it easier for transgender people to update their passports, obtain health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, get treatment at Veteran's Administration facilities and seek access to public school restrooms and sports programs - just a few of the transgender-specific policy shifts of Obama's presidency.

Not saying all are bad, but the people should have a say in this, last time I remembered that is why we had a congress to pass laws for all citizens. When did we crown Obama king?

Had to edit this... but now you could possible build a power house in girls sports but recruiting transgender how is that fair to girls in sports? All a boy has to do is claim to be transgender and he is now on the girls basketball team...state titles here we come!!

Why should the general public have a say in whether transgender people can change their passports or obtain health insurance?

 

[ag-man]

By your line of logic, if you had to use a restroom with a woman, you would be a Peeping Tom. Does that describe the way you'd behave?

Are you going to post proof of your argument, or just let it stand as your opinion?

 

[vbsideout]

I already solved this problem, now let's move on to something else

 

[wcowherd]

Are you going to post proof of your argument, or just let it stand as your opinion?

Yeah, it's my opinion, based on my belief that homosexual men are not perverts. Crazy, I know.

 

[butterypopcorn05]

Assuming you're straight, answer this hypothetical...

If you somehow are in a women's locker room--without getting kicked out--and multiple women have their breasts exposed, are you just not going to look?

I personally don't mind if a gay man thinks I'm attractive... it's kind of a compliment. But don't act like men who are attracted to men won't look at men.

By the way, I have no problem with gay men using the men's facilities.

 

[ag-man]

Yeah, it's my opinion, based on my belief that homosexual men are not perverts. Crazy, I know.

Fair enough