Men in Womens Bathroom: A Reality now in CO - Page 9

Kae · #81 05-30-2008, 08:23 PM

In CA schools they are not allowed to label the bathrooms with ladies and mens. Most parents don't spend the day at school so they can make sure who is in the bathrooms with them. I think in CA they have a bigger can of worms than just bathrooms to deal with when it comes to public schools.

Sister Alvear · #82 05-30-2008, 08:23 PM

I was always so careful with my kids..you just never know who might be in a public bathroom.

Cindy · #83 05-30-2008, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by cneasttx

The lesbian must have been wearing pants.

oops, I meant a dress.

SDG · #84 05-30-2008, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Rico

"One aspect of the law enables transgenders - those who were born one gender but identify with the other - to use public restrooms in which they feel most comfortable."

This says absolutely NOTHING about enabling people to use whatever bathroom they want. It specifically says it is for those who are transgendered.

The part that is protecting the gays is in housing situations.

Seriously, y'all need to read what the article actually says and not jump to conclusions just because Dobson says something against it.

Dude ... does one get a transgender id card w/ this law?

As it reads it allows for all males and all females to use the others accomodations.

Cindy · #85 05-30-2008, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Kae

In CA schools they are not allowed to label the bathrooms with ladies and mens. Most parents don't spend the day at school so they can make sure who is in the bathrooms with them. I think in CA they have a bigger can of worms than just bathrooms to deal with when it comes to public schools.

Especially since homeschooling parents must be certified by the state.

Rico · #86 05-30-2008, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Kae

He lives in a metro city, you live in rural America. Huge difference. We lived in a rural city until a year ago. We moved to Houston and whoa did I have a wake up call.

I don't mean to be rude to you, but I am not a country hick. I am a city slicker who happens to live in the country now because I don't like city life. I lived in Los Angeles for almost 6 years, was born and raised in the second most populated county in Northern Indiana (close to Chicago), and completely understand the difference in country life and city life. In fact, my mother is a teacher in the county in Indiana I just described.

SDG · #87 05-30-2008, 08:27 PM

Rico is not a country hick. It's settled.

LadyChocolate · #88 05-30-2008, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Rico

"One aspect of the law enables transgenders - those who were born one gender but identify with the other - to use public restrooms in which they feel most comfortable."

This says absolutely NOTHING about enabling people to use whatever bathroom they want. It specifically says it is for those who are transgendered.

The part that is protecting the gays is in housing situations.

Seriously, y'all need to read what the article actually says and not jump to conclusions just because Dobson says something against it.

On the contrary....all the more reason we need to jump into action as Christians and citizens.... It won't stop with that and you know it. And they are in the minority....I would expect the majority of the people are terribly upset also, but if we don't speak out against this, it will get worse and worse... And I will add that not all gays and lesbians are out to destroy innocent children and such, it's only the "sick" minded that are wanting to gets laws like this passed....