Cops seek transgender bathroom peeper

[novasteve]

Police looking for two-time women’s room peeper

Why are these bigots misgendering her?

 

[Katzndogz]

He has rights.

 

[bucs90]

Same thing I thought. What a bunch of racist cops. I mean...sure...the mirror thing is wrong. But that aside...how dare they call the person a "male". They don't know the gender. The person may be transgender. Or...gender fluid.

And hell....maybe the person doesn't have any criminal intent. Maybe it's a person just now discovering their transgender fluidity....and isn't quite sure how to urinate. Maybe the mirror is simply an attempt to see how females urinate to help with the courageous transition??

This person needs assistance...not jail. Fuckin bigot cops.

 

[northpolarbear]

What right? There is no right to peep whether washroom or anything (spying & stalking are illegal). It violates many rights & laws. Or you referring to having the right to be referred to as the gender he switched to?

 

[waltky]

Granny says, "Dat's right - couple o' godless anti-Christians runnin' dis country...

Obama in UK: NC Bathroom Law and Mississippi Religious Freedom Law Should be Overturned
April 22, 2016 – President Barack Obama in a joint press conference with UK Prime Minister David Cameron said that a North Carolina law that requires people to use the bathroom that corresponds with their biological sex and a Mississippi law that protects religious organizations and individuals from being forced to act against their faith in dealing with same-sex marriage should be overturned.

“I also think that the laws that have been passed there are wrong and should be overturned, and they’re in response to politics in part, in part some strong emotions that are generated by people – some of whom are good people, but I just disagree with them when it comes to respecting the equal rights of all people regardless of sexual orientation, whether transgender or gay or lesbian,” Obama said. A reporter asked Obama and the prime minister about the laws, in light of the travel advisory that the U.K. issued for LGBT Brits. As CNSNews.com previously reported, the United Kingdom issued a travel advisory to its British LGBT citizens, warning them to be aware of the new laws in those two states should they travel there.

In Mississippi, HB 1523 or the Protecting Freedom of Conscience from Government Discrimination Act, would protect religious organizations and individuals from being forced to act against their faith on matters involving same-sex marriage. Government officials who want to recuse themselves from involvement in a same-sex marriage would have to take “all necessary steps” to ensure that a marriage license is not delayed. Gov. Phil Bryant, who signed the bill into law, said it prevents “government from interfering with people of faith who are exercising their religious beliefs…in matters of marriage.”

As CNSNews.com previously reported, North Carolina’s law, H.B. 2, is “an act to provide for single-sex multiple occupancy bathroom and changing facilities in schools and public agencies and to create statewide consistency in regulation of employment and public accommodations.” It also states that those restrooms are to be used according to one’s biological sex – “the physical condition of being male or female, which is stated on a person’s birth certificate.” The law also allows for “accommodations” by allowing entities to provide single-use restrooms “upon a person’s request due to special circumstances.”

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Michelle Obama Slams Religious Freedom Law During Commencement Speech
April 25, 2016 | First lady Michelle Obama criticized the religious freedom law in Mississippi during a commencement speech at Jackson State University in Mississippi on Saturday.

“If we fail to exercise our fundamental right to vote, then I guarantee that so much of the progress we’ve fought for will be under threat,” she said. “Congress will still be gridlocked. Statehouses will continue to roll back voting rights and write discrimination into the law. “We see it right here in Mississippi — just two weeks ago -– how swiftly progress can hurtle backward, how easy it is to single out a small group and marginalize them because of who they are or who they love,” Mrs. Obama said.

As CNSNews.com previously reported, in Mississippi, HB 1523 or the Protecting Freedom of Conscience from Government Discrimination Act, would protect religious organizations and individuals from being forced to act against their faith on matters involving same-sex marriage. Government officials who want to recuse themselves from involvement in a same-sex marriage would have to take “all necessary steps” to ensure that a marriage license is not delayed. “So we’ve got to stand side by side with all our neighbors –- straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender; Muslim, Jew, Christian, Hindu immigrant, Native American — because the march for civil rights isn’t just about African-Americans, it’s about all Americans,” she said.

“It’s about making things more just, more equal, more free for all our kids and grandkids. That’s the story you all have the opportunity to write. That’s what this historic university has prepared you to do,” Mrs. Obama added. As CNSNews.com previously reported, during a joint press conference in the UK on Friday, President Barack Obama said Friday that laws like the one in Mississippi and North Carolina’s bathroom law “are wrong and should be overturned.”

As CNSNews.com previously reported, North Carolina’s law, H.B. 2, is “an act to provide for single-sex multiple occupancy bathroom and changing facilities in schools and public agencies and to create statewide consistency in regulation of employment and public accommodations.” It also states that those restrooms are to be used according to one’s biological sex – “the physical condition of being male or female, which is stated on a person’s birth certificate.” The law also allows for “accommodations” by allowing entities to provide single-use restrooms “upon a person’s request due to special circumstances.”

Michelle Obama Slams Religious Freedom Law During Commencement Speech