Transgender Bathrooms in Walton County Schools

[Teresa]

Some people, or most people, aren't really comfortable with the idea of transgender people or have never known them and wouldn't recognize them. I wonder what made the woman think these were transgender people?

Fear is what we teach our children. Not that long ago Mothers and children were afraid to use the same bathroom as people with different color skin. I wonder if this African American mother considered that at all.

 

[BeachArkie]

The Obama administration didn't make laws about transgender bathroom use. They merely responded to multiple requests from school districts requesting clarification on the issue under Title IX.

The whole issue is ridiculous, women often use the men's room when the line is shorter, and parents have been taking young children of the opposite sex into the restroom for years. A toilet is a toilet, so if using the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity keeps kids from being bullied or attacked, I am all for it.

Do your business, wash your hands, and quit worrying so much.

 

[PoppaJ]

Transphobics believe they have a constitutional right not to feel "icky". I was on Eglin AFB this afternoon and needed a fuel and pee stop. The restroom was a gender neutral style. While conducting my business I was overcome with the fear I could be picking up some transcooties. My thoughts turned to the children, the poor children.

 

[Lake View Too]

That's why I pee in the bushes every chance I get. Let's see the tranny's find me there!

 

[LarsAtTheBeach]

That's why I pee in the bushes every chance I get. Let's see the tranny's find me there!

One of life's simple pleasures...Peeing outside in the woods.
Much enhanced after beer consumption...or coffee at daybreak on a cool autum morning, as the steam rises from the elimination.
^^^Reads like a Halmark moment doesn't it