[big'ol_freeper]

Ok, while I agree that the decision is shear lunacy I am really bothered by the description of men as predators. This pays homage to the feminist mantra that every man is a sexual predator.

If the public schools are any measure, then sexual predation seems to be more a female trait than male. Combine that with homosexual predators praying on the young males (also) then women using the men’s room would appear to me to be more the issue, since that seems to be where the predators appear to roam.

[gidget7]

I think what is meant by predator, in relation to this article, is that it will leave the door open to any predator, since he couldn't be questioned as to why he is going into the women's bathroom or locker room. Men who is not a predators, in other words, the norm, wouldn't be seeking to go in. No comment on those who think they are women.

[9YearLurker]

Well, it would be kind of tough to keep men out of the men’s room, though I expect that that is the facility that would-be predators on boys would use. Men electing to use the women’s room, it seems to me, would more likely be the predator-on-females type—and it seems hard not to see this law as paving the way for that sort of trouble.