Pop23
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I think I did. The rights you say you don't have on "private" property is nonsense.
Civil rights are not subject to the whims of the property owner. The property owner must comply to the standards the government sets to even be allowed to be in business.
Sure. Target is being inclusive with it's policy, not exclusive. There is no requirement for anyone to use their restrooms so no civil-rights rights are in question.
Inclusive how?
Allowing men in woman's restrooms?
Those they are allowing have legal documents that they are male. They share 100% of the biology of a male. Thier DNA is that of a male as is their chromosomes.
They never needed this "inclusion" nor do they need to intrude on the privacy of those of the opposite gender
Inclusive of transgendered guests. Good thing they don't want or need your approval.
They are not excluded anywhere.
That's your opinion. Others don't see it that way and aren't asking for your input. Don't like it? Don't use public restrooms. The same advice you offer trans people.
Trans people can use their designated restrooms just like everyone else. Are you stupid?
Are they unable to pee in the restroom they are afforded? If so, perhaps adult diapers might be a good idea.