Posted on 04/19/2016 12:06:08 PM PDT by Hojczyk
"Transparent" is a forward-thinking show about transgender acceptance, but the kumbaya spirit stops at the bathroom door.
Sources connected with the production tell us, members of the crew are up in arms over the unisex bathroom on the set.
We're told the brass changed the drill ... from now on both bathrooms are open to all, with no restrictions. Just come on in and do your business, regardless of who's there.
Check out the sign -- it shows women and men … and the symbol commonly used for all-genders.
The beef is that men, women and transgenders can all enter as they please, making it uncomfortable for some of the crew. Women are particularly worried about walking in and seeing a dude peeing at the urinal.
Now this is interesting ... we're told several crew members are too scared to complain, for fear they'll be labeled "transphobic," which would be the kiss of death on that set.
We reached out to Amazon ... so far no word back.
(Excerpt) Read more at tmz.com ...
They made their bed, now they can lie in it.
There is one thing....when the caliphate takes over we won’t have to worry about transsexual bathrooms anymore. There won’t be any.
Get the popcorn. More unintended consequences to come.....
I would leave the seat up every time.
I’m against transparent toilets. No good can come of that.
In general, I use public bathrooms as little as possible. I’d rather go home to use my own bathroom, and then go out again to continue shopping or whatever.
It’s a puzzle how people who want to portray transgenders do not want to fully embrace their philosophy in the bathroom.
Maybe all of hollyweird will put in transgender bathrooms so we can see their howling on display.
Man in transparent toilet should not throw kidney stones.
#MicroAggressions
Pee on the seats.
A “unisex” bathroom, AFAIK, is a completely private bathroom with toilet, sink, and a lock on the door.
So they’re objecting to this?
Proves this point—this was NEVER about trannies’ privacy or safety or fear of being assaulted.
It was ALWAYS about voyeurism, about their self-proclaimed “right” to violate the privacy of normal people.
They “need” to observe in order to attempt to mimic what they are not, and will never be.
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