Is that you, Norman Bates?The limp-wristed approach.You just say "i identify as female" and no one can stop you. This is not only a crazy law, but it was NOT written by the legislature. Like obozo, de blasio writes laws and calls them executive orders.
http://nypost.com/2016/03/08/de-blasio-signs-law-allowing-transgenders-to-use-bathroom-of-choice/
march 8 2016 Transgender individuals will get to choose whether to use male or female bathrooms and locker rooms in city facilities under an executive order signed Monday by Mayor de Blasio.
The city’s estimated 25,000 transgender residents can freely use the facility “that most closely aligns with their gender identity or expression without being required to show identification, medical documentation, or any other form of proof or verification of gender,” the order says.
“They are part of the fabric of life in this city, and we honor them, and we embrace them, and we believe in them,” de Blasio said before at a Parks Department recreation center in Chelsea.
If you see a transgender in the bathroom, wait till she leaves. Like woman have not had to use the mens room ever (pew, not the nicest, but when you have to go you don't care)?
In the military, no one cared about bathroom labels. Most siblings in the house don't care.
Or wait and find another bathroom without a transgender female.
Why is it so hard to just see others as people, not by types or labels. Just as themselves.
Why does everything have to involve some type of fear mongering? Us vs them
They are people, why do other care what gender they identify as? You have to use the bathroom, what name is on the door does not matter. You would think girls never see a man's bathroom or the other way around.
This whole issue is nonsense. Transgenders should and by do have a right to use the bathroom of the sex they identify as. Time the world get used to treating them as their gender they are supposed to be, what they are inside.
I really don't understand why this should upset anyone. I'd just as soon all bathrooms were unisex, everyone equal, one for all. I am so glad my children are not prejudice. Hope for the next generation.
I grew up with segregation and separation and never understood it. To me it was always wrong. Over there, over here, it is still wrong.