Posted on 04/21/2016 4:55:21 PM PDT by Red in Blue PA
Visit a Target and use whichever bathroom you’d like.
That’s the message the retail giant appears to be sending with a new statement on its website that ostensibly takes aim at so-called “bathroom laws” seeking to restrict men’s and women’s bathrooms to the sex listed on a person’s birth certificate.
“In our stores, we demonstrate our commitment to an inclusive experience in many ways,” the statement said. “Most relevant for the conversations currently under way, we welcome transgender team members and guests to use the restroom or fitting room facility that corresponds with their gender identity.”
Target’s policy is not new, but is simply a more pronounced “restatement” of an existing corporate rule, Target spokeswoman Molly Snyder told the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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(With a confederate nearby discreetly recording the mirth and mayhem for YouTube dissemination 'course...)
How about we do away with bathROOMS altogether?
Have urinals and bowls out in the wide open in the middle of the store.
Sound ridiculous?
Well, yes it does, and the reason it’s ridiculous is the same reason the LGBT laws are ridiculous.
BathROOMS are for privacy.
I’m done with Target. This was the final straw. Fags.
When Target says it - bad.
When Trump says it - silence or excuses
Walmart, here we come...
Target can have nudist/mixed gender bathrooms. It won’t affect our family, because we will never spend another dime in their stores.
Visit a Target and use whichever bathroom you’d like. Disregard the 300 lb tranny spanking his monkey in the corner.
I’ll get to talk to chicks in line and there will be flowers in there...>>>>
lol i’ll tell that one to my gf
We’ll see what their sales look like in another 3 months.
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