Quote:Here's my issue. If a large portion of the population, let's say 98%, identifies with the gender they have been since birth, why then do we have to change bathroom laws for 2%? It is so shockingly ridiculous. I keep hearing things like feelings, and what people identify with, and comfort levels. What about the feelings, what people identify with, and the comfort levels of the vast majority? It's all backwards anymore.

 

What about those who don't agree with you despite identifying with the gender they were born with?  People KEEP ignoring this.  My wife and daughters don't want to share a bathroom with someone who looks physically like a male and identifies as male, even though they may have lady parts.  I know many women who share this sentiment.  I know I don't want to share a bathroom with someone who physically appears to be female and identifies as female that happens to have man parts.

 

In fact it was only recently that places started creating LAWS that required people to use the bathroom of their biological gender.  If it was such an issue, why did it not come up before?

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