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Trump threatens to cut Calif.’s federal funds if trans athletes ‘illegally’ compete in women’s events
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We have been raised in a society (which goes back hundreds if not thousands of years) where respecting the opposite sexes privacy and dignity is paramount. With co-ed bathrooms, you are inviting sin and immoral behavior. There will always be deviant people who will abuse the situation. The so-called "peeping tom". Why allow such a situation when it is simple to keep separate bathrooms for men and women. Or if there is one bathroom then while one person is using the bathroom others should wait outside.
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Of course its a moral issue. It always has been. In this case its a clash of morality. One morality that says its wrong to subject women to a lack of privacy and safety and the other morality that says its wrong to make men use the men's room. The morality that says we have no clue if the man is trans or not. Therefore they should be allowed to invade the private spaces of women regardless of what the women want.
This is a clash of right and wrong and who's morality will prevail.
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So, you agree that there is no such right enshrined in the Constitution, nor in state law. So just where is this alleged right that RileyG seems to think exists?
The Constitution seems to be the first place we look when discussing rights. If it's not there, nor in state law. It must be somewhere.
Right?
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I never said it was in the constitution. It’s more about respect for women and girls that don’t want men- so called trans “women”- invade their personal spaces.
They can pretend all they want, but they don’t have a right to force their agenda onto others.
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Men using women's bathrooms is not customary and many people feel uncomfortable when their customs are violated, especially when the customs involve intimate personal habits like going to the bathroom. That discomfort is real and should be acknowledged, but it is not a moral issue--unless one of you can tell me what the moral issue is.
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If someone is male, use the men’s! Their feelings don’t trump the rights of others- no pun intended.
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The rights to have their privacy and safety taken seriously. Some women don’t want to be around sexually confused men.
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What? This has nothing to do with cultural expectations. That’s a red herring.
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