04-27-2016, 05:32 PM
(04-27-2016, 01:08 PM)fredtoast Wrote: But that argument is specious. A man can already dress like a woman if he wants to go into the ladies room to sexually assault someone.
These laws change nothing about that problem, and that is why they are promoted to the public as "religious freedom" laws instead of "anti-predator" laws.
And a trans-man/woman can already dress like what they identify as and go into the bathroom that matches the way they are dressed.
The law is meant to keep the obvious from going into the wrong room.
If a trans-man is dressed as a woman and goes into the women's then unless you know that they are a trans, you aren't going to give it much thought. However, if you see a man dressed as a man go into the women's then it should raise some flags.
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