Curt Schilling got fired for stating his opinion on this. I agree 100% with him and thought the same thing. I wouldn't want some "dude" trailing my wife and daughter into a women's restroom. I can't believe how far we've fallen..... he wants grown men using the same bathroom as your little girl.
Nice job "conservatives."
People should be more pissed about gender neutral bathrooms that some are pushing for.
Pervy dudes using cell phones to film gals take a shower or using the bathroom.Why?
If I could only bottle the energy that conservatives have for public restrooms... from Larry CraIg to this debate, it always circles back to public restrooms. Why?
Here's something about restroom urinals: If there are 5 of them against the wall the rule is you at least urinate with a space between the stalls (unless all 5 stalls are filled). Give me my urinating space!
(Sorry, this should be in the world's worst person thread.)
@syskatine likely gives no space at all in 5 stall urinals.
Huh? syskatine squats to piss.Here's something about restroom urinals: If there are 5 of them against the wall the rule is you at least urinate with a space between the stalls (unless all 5 stalls are filled). Give me my urinating space!
(Sorry, this should be in the world's worst person thread.)
@syskatine likely gives no space at all in 5 stall urinals.
This whole debate is ridiculous. A lot of places have unisex bathrooms. It's no big deal.
Having said that, I don't like businesses being forced to do it or being forced to let people use whatever bathroom they want.
The losers in all this are women who like clean bathrooms and men who like short bathroom lines at sporting events/concerts.With an extension of "rights" comes an extension of accountability and norms around said "rights."
As such, consequences for behavior outside of norms is the next logical step to prevent "status quo" bathroom visits from being made...different than status quo.
That's the flip side that has yet to unfold with this new push for "rights" in random areas.
If Tom considers himself a woman and takes to nice, long bathroom breaks every time Nancy in accounting goes, and non-norm behavior can be documented (how? I don't know...an issue for another post), then with an extension of the "right" to use the women's restroom in a predictable way needs to be the forcefully executed laws preventing pervs from perving.
With this thinking goes the assumption that men in women's bodies, and vice versa, would modestly go about their business in typical womanly or manly fashion, absent making a "big deal" about it.
If nothing else, if all these new "rights" continue apace, I expect bathrooms to be much cleaner but with more clogged bowls.
What about the restrooms with a trough which are/were in many older stadiums?Here's something about restroom urinals: If there are 5 of them against the wall the rule is you at least urinate with a space between the stalls (unless all 5 stalls are filled). Give me my urinating space!
(Sorry, this should be in the world's worst person thread.)
@syskatine likely gives no space at all in 5 stall urinals.
What about the restrooms with a trough which are/were in many older stadiums?
this is why you have to fight liberals whether you agree with a specific piece of legislation or not. The second the gay marriage thing was won (I'm fine with it, but wouldn't vote for it) they moved on to this crap. As soon as we have bearded men in skirts pissing in the women's room it will be something else. As a conservative you have to drag your feet on all social issues no matter how old fashioned they are. Sad but the long term strategy of liberals has no end game. Ask somebody 70 years old if they could have dreamed the things liberals propose now. Then use your brain to just try and imagine what your great grandkids liberal friends are going to be fighting for.
Were contemporary conservatives right in dragging their feet when it comes to abolishing slavery/woman's suffrage/CRA of '64?
It was democrats in the Senate who filibustered the CRA of 1964.Were contemporary conservatives right in dragging their feet when it comes to abolishing slavery/woman's suffrage/CRA of '64?
Democrats?
Why are they always on the wrong side of history?
Were contemporary conservatives right in dragging their feet when it comes to abolishing slavery/woman's suffrage/CRA of '64?