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The transgendered aren't looking to have a private changing room, they want to change with the girls. To merely be offered a separate room would be considered by the transgendered, their parents, and their lawyers, as being singled out.
Trannies need mental therapy. Any boy goes into a bathroom occupied by my daughter will have a serious issue with me.
No- but a partial solution would be to quit pandering to these few individuals at the expense of everyone else.
A few extremists making policy over many is bad- unless the few fit your agenda- then it's " social justice"; if not, it's bigotry, right?
I'm a bleeding heart liberal, only my heart bleeds for those who prefer to NOT have social justice drivel FORCED on them, and would rather arrive at a solution based on fairness, compromise and mutual respect for ALL.
No- but a partial solution would be to quit pandering to these few individuals at the expense of everyone else.
A few extremists making policy over many is bad- unless the few fit your agenda- then it's " social justice"; if not, it's bigotry, right?
I'm a bleeding heart liberal, only my heart bleeds for those who prefer to NOT have social justice drivel FORCED on them, and would rather arrive at a solution based on fairness, compromise and mutual respect for ALL.
So glad we agree. A trans kid's safety is far more important than another kid's modesty or misplaced discomfort. Life isn't fair. I changed in the bathroom stall at my high school locker room for years and it had zip to do with some fear of transpeople or... gasp... lesbians.
Oh, yay, a designated place for teenage oral sex at school - because that is exactly what will happen.
Seriously, how are you going to monitor it? As an adult female, I value living outside a penal institution too much to ever risk being in a restroom or locker room with a child or children who have body parts different than my own
The real solution is single user restroom facilities in every classroom. They’ve put them in most kindergarten classes, many special education classrooms, and quite a few primary classes. It is past time for them to be in every classroom. It would solve a multitude of discipline issues.
We have single person restrooms in my school, that can be used by either sex. There are no discipline issues associated with them.
You don't get it, after about 2 years of the hormones, you no longer look like your birth gender, so you would then be asking a woman who looks like woman to use the mens room. I swear, it's like no one listens or knows what they're talking about on the anti-trans side
So what??...It shouldn't be the educational system's, a business owner's or any other pursuit's job to have to make special exceptions for a half man/half woman freak....if they choose to be like that (oh..sorry!! - if nature "made them that way") and want to change their gender then THEY, as 0.001% of society, can make the exception and find a private place or somewhere out of view and by themselves to change, find a single use bathroom, etc. - NOT expect the majority to fall over themselves to make accommodations for them and other abnormals.
"The needs of the many outweigh the needs of a few"
Again, the medical community disagrees with you. And last I checked, you aren't a doctor, so I'll take their word over yours
I don’t care. Anyone who claims something they are not is mentally ill.
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