Thread: President of the US of A

I think I have a solution to the toilet issue - if you sit down to pee, use the ladies, but not if you are a man. If you normally stand up to pee but don't feel comfortable doing it in front of men - use the ladies, as long as you are wearing female clothes.

Originally Posted by UKRob

I think I have a solution to the toilet issue - if you sit down to pee, use the ladies, but not if you are a man. If you normally stand up to pee but don't feel comfortable doing it in front of men - use the ladies, as long as you are wearing female clothes.

All the while singing:

Perhaps the bathroom issue is part of or tying into a bigger plan?

I'm not a conspiracy minded person, however, IF it becomes the norm that transgender people use bathrooms and locker rooms of the opposite sex than their biological sex, as well as, for example, men or hormone crazed boys who think they've reached Nirvana being able to declare themselves female and by doing so have free access to female locker rooms, showers, etc, I would assume most women would no longer feel safe. I'm not a woman, never been a woman. I think I can still "put myself in a woman's shoes" and I think I would be livid about what is going on. I'm actually quite surprised that there aren't protests around the country of groups of women putting their foot down and saying no to this.

So....If women lose a feeling of safety in places they previously felt safe, that may play well with an overall feeling our country may have if there are more widespread terrorist attacks on our soil. Unsafe in bathrooms, locker rooms, unsafe in public, unsafe everywhere.

That way we can all turn to government to protect us, provide for us and instruct us on how best to live our lives since we most certainly can't do those things for ourselves!

ChrisL

Y'know I was raised in the segregated south. I remember white and colored drinking fountains, bathrooms, and it wasn't an issue where I went to school because there were no black students at all. I was/am a civil rights advocate in terms of race, creed and color, and I still think that the Reverend Dr. Martyn Luther King was a great man.

I don't even understand where this sexual stuff, gender stuff is coming from. Women who do the same job should get the same pay, and should not be discriminated against because of their gender. But men/women who are confused about their sexuality ? I don't equate that as being in the same ballpark ......... no pun.

Originally Posted by ChrisL

I think I can still "put myself in a woman's shoes" and I think I would be livid about what is going on.

I don't know, once you put women's shoes on, you may never be the same

Do people still remember this

Originally Posted by gugi

I don't know, once you put women's shoes on, you may never be the same

Do people still remember this

I can't remember if I have never seen it.

Originally Posted by 32t

I can't remember if I have never seen it.

It may be what Ted Cruz meant by 'New York values'. However, it was reported that the purpose was 'to soften the image and get the gay vote'.