Alaskan boy participates in the girls state championship

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(08-18-2016, 07:53 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: A person doesn't have a right to feel comfortable in the bathroom that matches their gender?

Some may feel threatened, they don't have a right to be free from that?

No, you do not have the right to be sheltered while in public from things you find uncomfortable or threatening (if they are not threatening), especially not at the expense of another person's rights. 

Quote:A grown man, hairy and fat, might go into a bathroom that has a bunch of little girls, and you're saying they don't have a right to be traumatized with something that could scar them forever?

I think you mean they don't have  a right to NOT be traumatized, but no, there's nothing inherently traumatizing about a hairy and fat trans person being present in a bathroom. It's not like they're watching them use the bathroom. Even if it was traumatizing, people have no right to bar anything they might find traumatizing from public. 

Gay guys can kiss each other in public, even if it makes others uncomfortable. A black man can walk down a street at night, even if it makes someone feel threatened. A gun owner can open carry in places even if others feel threatened. A hairy and fat woman can wear a bikini at the beach, even if it traumatizes me.