Dangers of Gender Neutral Bathrooms

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Silverwings

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[FONT=&quot]Who thought this was a good idea?[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Two innocent college females were filmed on separate occasions taking showers at the University of Toronto. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]The film's "director" was a male student who legally entered the "gender neutral" shower with his cell phone.[/FONT]

You read that right[FONT=&quot]. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]The male student didn't break any rules entering the restroom because radical homosexual activists at the University of Toronto forced this "gender neutral" policy on these innocent girls.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Only after the police were notified about such an invasion of privacy did the University decide to create limited female-specific shower and bathrooms.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]But the perverted film director hasn't been caught yet. [/FONT]

And even if he is, once those videos are uploaded to the Internet, it's virtually impossible to permanently remove them[FONT=&quot]. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Websites in the dark corners of the Internet will most likely always have a copy of these videos. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]This means the two female victims will never have a sense of privacy ever again. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]As long as they live, they'll have to worry about their friends on campus, future bosses, and ex-boyfriends discovering their videos. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]These policies are dangerous. [/FONT]

And Public Advocate has been fighting such policies every day across the nation[FONT=&quot].[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]Recently, Public Advocate supporters rallied and overturned a similar policy at their local School Board meeting.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]But the dangerous Homosexual Classrooms Act (H.R. 846, S. 438) in Congress could enact federally mandated "gender-neutral" showers and bathrooms in every school across the nation. [/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]What happened to these two female victims could happen to any innocent student.[/FONT]
 
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Sigh........
That makes me very sad
 
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SteelToedKodiak

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grrrr........
That makes me very angry.
 
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TemporaryCircumstances

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Mad sad :/
People are messed up...
 
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oneflewover

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Silverwings said:
Who thought this was a good idea?
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The liberals in their appeasement of the LGBT community. Oh ... and Rosie O'Donnell along with her Hollywood friends. Only bigots like me would be opposed to something so wonderful :).
 
Silverwings

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oneflewover said:
The liberals in their appeasement of the LGBT community. Oh ... and Rosie O'Donnell along with her Hollywood friends. Only bigots like me would be opposed to something so wonderful :).
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Me and you both and a whole lot of others.
 
zeroturbulence

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Even if he didn't record it on his phone, any guy could just walk in there and view female students showering whenever they please.
 
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Someone should have told the person it's illegal to record other people showering.

I find it hard to believe that if there was a law forbidding a particular gender from a restroom that they would not have broken the law and recorded people showering. That's the equivalent of thinking if we outlaw all guns then the criminals will comply with the laws and not get guns. No... people with evil motives will still find a way to do their evil.
 
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KimPetras

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zeroturbulence said:
Even if he didn't record it on his phone, any guy could just walk in there and view female students showering whenever they please.
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No, criminals are law abiding citizens! They wouldn't have entered if there was a law against it!
 
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KimPetras said:
No, criminals are law abiding citizens! They wouldn't have entered if there was a law against it!
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The fact that this is even a topic is stunning. We are living in Idiocracy.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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Not saying I agree with gender neutral bathrooms (Ewww)


but, really... stuff like this has happen way before there was any talk of gender neutrality.
 
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Silverwings said:
Who thought this was a good idea?

Two innocent college females were filmed on separate occasions taking showers at the University of Toronto.

The film's "director" was a male student who legally entered the "gender neutral" shower with his cell phone.

You read that right.

The male student didn't break any rules entering the restroom because radical homosexual activists at the University of Toronto forced this "gender neutral" policy on these innocent girls.

Only after the police were notified about such an invasion of privacy did the University decide to create limited female-specific shower and bathrooms.

But the perverted film director hasn't been caught yet.

And even if he is, once those videos are uploaded to the Internet, it's virtually impossible to permanently remove them.

Websites in the dark corners of the Internet will most likely always have a copy of these videos.

This means the two female victims will never have a sense of privacy ever again.

As long as they live, they'll have to worry about their friends on campus, future bosses, and ex-boyfriends discovering their videos.

These policies are dangerous.

And Public Advocate has been fighting such policies every day across the nation.

Recently, Public Advocate supporters rallied and overturned a similar policy at their local School Board meeting.

But the dangerous Homosexual Classrooms Act (H.R. 846, S. 438) in Congress could enact federally mandated "gender-neutral" showers and bathrooms in every school across the nation.

What happened to these two female victims could happen to any innocent student.
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Gender neutral bathrooms...

I get a perverse pleasure out of watching the world screw itself into the tribulation
 
zeroturbulence

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KimPetras said:
No, criminals are law abiding citizens! They wouldn't have entered if there was a law against it!
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That's the thing. Thanks to our friend Barry, the new law says students can go into whichever restroom or locker room they gender-associate with.. so if I feel like a woman one day I can use the ladies room (and I don't have to prove to anyone that I really feel like a woman). 13 states are trying to block that law (The law was already passed by the white house as a "decree"):

Texas, 12 states to ask judge to stall Obama transgender bathroom order | Fox News
 
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tourist

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This issue was covered in detail in the Office Max thread a few months ago.
 
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I do believe gender neutral bathrooms are absolutely ridiculous.

That said, the first time filming co-eds made the national news was when it happened at my college. The landlord for an off-campus house for women drilled holes in the wall of the bathroom to film what happened at the toilet an in the shower. I was one of hundreds of students that went to a party there shortly before the news came out.

Oh. BTW. This was in 1974, before the internet and yet there was already a market for his films.

There will always be creeps. Gender neutral bathrooms just make it easier.
 
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oneflewover

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KimPetras said:
Someone should have told the person it's illegal to record other people showering.

I find it hard to believe that if there was a law forbidding a particular gender from a restroom that they would not have broken the law and recorded people showering. That's the equivalent of thinking if we outlaw all guns then the criminals will comply with the laws and not get guns. No... people with evil motives will still find a way to do their evil.
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Seriously ? Would you agree that gender neutral bathrooms pose a great risk for females (if I may use that politically incorrect term) ? :cool:
 
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oneflewover said:
Seriously ? Would you agree that gender neutral bathrooms pose a great risk for females (if I may use that politically incorrect term) ? :cool:
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The risk is always there. I'm not sure if we can quantify it as there isn't a practical way to do so.

However, what we do know, as Depleted gave us her life experience regarding this issue, is that people will do whatever it is they want to do. A law won't stop someone from recording someone else. We can be like the Democrats and encourage strict gun regulations/outlaw guns completely for citizens to stop people from obtaining guns... but I don't think that is a practical solution...

Democrats will answer "But by allowing citizens to buy guns, aren't we making it easier for them to get guns to kill people?" Well... maybe, but they will get guns regardless of the law... Criminals, by definition, break the law... they won't honor a law (don't go into this restroom or you can't own a gun) simply because there is a law... It's the law abiding citizens that get screwed here...
 
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oneflewover

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KimPetras said:
The risk is always there. I'm not sure if we can quantify it as there isn't a practical way to do so.

However, what we do know, as Depleted gave us her life experience regarding this issue, is that people will do whatever it is they want to do. A law won't stop someone from recording someone else. We can be like the Democrats and encourage strict gun regulations/outlaw guns completely for citizens to stop people from obtaining guns... but I don't think that is a practical solution...

Democrats will answer "But by allowing citizens to buy guns, aren't we making it easier for them to get guns to kill people?" Well... maybe, but they will get guns regardless of the law... Criminals, by definition, break the law... they won't honor a law (don't go into this restroom or you can't own a gun) simply because there is a law... It's the law abiding citizens that get screwed here...
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Perhaps there is an element of truth in this for those males so determinedly inclined when it comes to observing females in public washrooms. But surely, giving them a key to do so isn't the means to reduce it's probability. Gun control and a womans right to privacy in a public washroom are two entirely different matters. Don't get caught in the liberal thinking trap of using one to justify the other. You and women everywhere deserve much better than what this type of rationalizing offers.
 
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Silverwings said:
Who thought this was a good idea?

Two innocent college females were filmed on separate occasions taking showers at the University of Toronto.

The film's "director" was a male student who legally entered the "gender neutral" shower with his cell phone.

You read that right.

The male student didn't break any rules entering the restroom because radical homosexual activists at the University of Toronto forced this "gender neutral" policy on these innocent girls.

Only after the police were notified about such an invasion of privacy did the University decide to create limited female-specific shower and bathrooms.

But the perverted film director hasn't been caught yet.

And even if he is, once those videos are uploaded to the Internet, it's virtually impossible to permanently remove them.

Websites in the dark corners of the Internet will most likely always have a copy of these videos.

This means the two female victims will never have a sense of privacy ever again.

As long as they live, they'll have to worry about their friends on campus, future bosses, and ex-boyfriends discovering their videos.

These policies are dangerous.

And Public Advocate has been fighting such policies every day across the nation.

Recently, Public Advocate supporters rallied and overturned a similar policy at their local School Board meeting.

But the dangerous Homosexual Classrooms Act (H.R. 846, S. 438) in Congress could enact federally mandated "gender-neutral" showers and bathrooms in every school across the nation.

What happened to these two female victims could happen to any innocent student.
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A bunch of dummies thought this was a good idea.
 
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