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People should use the bathrooms of their birth sex. This isn't tolerance, it is demanding deferment to a tiny minority of people's self-created definitions and expecting everyone else to go along.
That's going too far. While people have the right to be who they are and for the government to stay out of their bedrooms and their business, they shouldn't have the right to force their choices on others.
But with that said, funding isn't going to be cut off over it. And it isn't really even the main issue. It's just a more sensationalist way to dress it up. It's really about things like minimum wage and the overall idea that federal funding comes with strings attached.
I don't think this is going to open the door to abuse or other kinds of weird shit in bathrooms. If anything people will be more on alert if they see stuff like this happening. So I don't like the fear tactics used at times.
But bottom line is that it is just plain uncomfortable for a lot of people or particularly to have their children share bathrooms with someone who is clearly the other sex.
This is where the LBGT community overreaches. Yes you deserve respect and a life free of discrimination. You don't deserve to have a man in a wig going to the bathroom next to some girl. Or to be able to sue a business for not using some set term. And it make a people start to resent them instead of support them when they take it too far like this.
That's going too far. While people have the right to be who they are and for the government to stay out of their bedrooms and their business, they shouldn't have the right to force their choices on others.
But with that said, funding isn't going to be cut off over it. And it isn't really even the main issue. It's just a more sensationalist way to dress it up. It's really about things like minimum wage and the overall idea that federal funding comes with strings attached.
I don't think this is going to open the door to abuse or other kinds of weird shit in bathrooms. If anything people will be more on alert if they see stuff like this happening. So I don't like the fear tactics used at times.
But bottom line is that it is just plain uncomfortable for a lot of people or particularly to have their children share bathrooms with someone who is clearly the other sex.
This is where the LBGT community overreaches. Yes you deserve respect and a life free of discrimination. You don't deserve to have a man in a wig going to the bathroom next to some girl. Or to be able to sue a business for not using some set term. And it make a people start to resent them instead of support them when they take it too far like this.
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