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I've both met such reformed people and they've been on TV for such things. It's fascinating when people realize that they were wrong with their perceptions and when people on both sides are willing to help out.
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I've both met such reformed people and they've been on TV for such things. It's fascinating when people realize that they were wrong with their perceptions and when people on both sides are willing to help out.
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http://www.dallasobserver.com/news/...es-dallas-woman-using-womens-restroom-8259104
It's okay for a guy to enter the girl's room if he suspects a tranny entering it, apparently.
It's okay for a guy to enter the girl's room if he suspects a tranny entering it, apparently.
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It really really depends on what exactly you're trusting them to do. Sure, the racist-only-for-political-advantage guy is less trustworthy overall, but if you're trusting someone to not be a racist asshole, the Klansman is not your best bet. The racist politician guy might at least avoid doing something racist for fear of backlash.
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I am not an expert or anything but I think that these bills are going to backfire very badly
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http://www.queerty.com/club-ordered...-by-bouncers-for-using-mens-restroom-20160404
Jeez, it's one thing to kick someone out of a bathroom, it's another thing to assault them. First time I heard of trans men being affected by all this bathroom panic bullshit.
Jeez, it's one thing to kick someone out of a bathroom, it's another thing to assault them. First time I heard of trans men being affected by all this bathroom panic bullshit.
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I keep hearing spooky stories about how men's bathroom are a danger for trans women and how they get beat up and harassed, etc... Are there any numbers or even legit news stories of trans women being assaulted for/while using the men's bathroom?
It's like one of these '1 in 5 trans women get murdered' statistic when it's about 25 a year out of a 700,000 population and its overwhelmingly black/latino trannies who are prostitutes and as a result of the latter than the former, isn't it?
It's like one of these '1 in 5 trans women get murdered' statistic when it's about 25 a year out of a 700,000 population and its overwhelmingly black/latino trannies who are prostitutes and as a result of the latter than the former, isn't it?
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Actually, in some areas it's more common then you'd think. The whole 'let's beat the queer out of 'em' attitude still pervades plenty of the rural south. A transwoman back when I was in high school got beaten up in the boys' room and the people who beat her up were openly bragging about it the next day so yes, it most certainly does happen. A major reason you don't see too many stories on it is that trans people weren't too popular in the media until rather recently, so the chances of a news station picking up the story and actually reporting on it were pretty slim.
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??????
The former are news stories while the latter are campfire stories about how 20 trannies are brutally murdered every hour when they go take a pee in the men's room
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You can’t make society behave morally by passing laws. Prohibition didn’t make alcohol go away. All of our anti-drug laws haven’t put much of a dent in America’s thirst for drugs.
There’s no law that’s going to stop a creeper from being a creep. Like KatsuKitty said upthread, the question is, are these laws worded in a way that creepers will be able to successfully use them as shields in court?
There’s no law that’s going to stop a creeper from being a creep. Like KatsuKitty said upthread, the question is, are these laws worded in a way that creepers will be able to successfully use them as shields in court?
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Trannies are maybe 0.1% of the population while transtrenders and nonbinary tumblrites are another 0.1-2%
Why should we change our laws and make it way easier for perverts and creeps (which include a large segment of that .3% as documented here) in order to accommodate a ridiculously tiny segment of the population?
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Creepers are gonna creep, regardless of the law.
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So why should make it easier for them? Especially when such a large swath of trannies are creep with fucked up fetishes themselves as documented on this board?
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There is no proof that these laws as passed elsewhere contribute to sexual assualt. Also, lol at thinking cows represent the standard for anything.
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This entire "debate" is really dumb and makes the US look stupider and more intolerant than it actually is.
First off, there's no way to actually enforce the bill. To actually enforce it, you'd need to hire people to stand outside of every bathroom and make every person show their ID, which is the biggest waste of time, money, and resources ever.
Second, does anyone actually pay attention to other people in the bathroom? I mean, have you ever really studied the people who are in there with you? No, because that would be fucking awkward and weird. If a transwoman was in the bathroom with me, I wouldn't notice because I don't intensely study the women who are peeing with me (Well, I'd probably notice if a transwoman was like Chris or Phil, but that's extremely unlikely).
And finally, if someone is being a creep in the bathroom, there are already laws that deal with creeps in the bathroom. We don't need another, stupider law.
First off, there's no way to actually enforce the bill. To actually enforce it, you'd need to hire people to stand outside of every bathroom and make every person show their ID, which is the biggest waste of time, money, and resources ever.
Second, does anyone actually pay attention to other people in the bathroom? I mean, have you ever really studied the people who are in there with you? No, because that would be fucking awkward and weird. If a transwoman was in the bathroom with me, I wouldn't notice because I don't intensely study the women who are peeing with me (Well, I'd probably notice if a transwoman was like Chris or Phil, but that's extremely unlikely).
And finally, if someone is being a creep in the bathroom, there are already laws that deal with creeps in the bathroom. We don't need another, stupider law.
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Actually there have been plenty of incidents where perverts using those laws to do just that in the last couple of months since they passed
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lol, there are laws protecting transgender bathroom rights going back more than a decade. Also, the daily caller, kek. Also "plenty" means only one now.
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We are talking specifically about those laws that allows anyone to use the bathroom they identify with that day. And there are plenty of stories like that, I listen to talk radio and every day or two they highlight a new story of a pervert caught in toilets or locker rooms who get away with it because 'no officer I identify as a woman I belong here'
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Being in the restroom shouldn't be the crime.
Like, unisex bathrooms in the first place should be the norm.