Of course I do -- please stop dragging in red herrings, this comment of yours is irrelevant to your original erroneous "point", and appears to be dragged in just to divert the discussion.It's not a red-herring, Itchyman. The point is quite simple and you could understand it, too, if only you'd pause for a moment and think about it. You've got raw sewage in your urinal drain (let's call it for what it is) and it's stinkin' up your house. You've got raw sewage in your toilet, too, but you clean that out every week or two because you don't want it stinkin' up the house. Therefore, you should scrub out your urinal drain once in a while, but you don't do that, do 'ya? Gross.
How long have you lived there, old timer, about 40 years? I gotta say, you must like the fragrance. Jesus, why don't you just pee in a bunch of pop bottles and set them up around your house and let them age for about 40 years? Come to think of it, why not pee in all your sinks when you've gotta go and save yourself a trip to the bathroom? And gee whiz, a little shot in the dishwasher now and then wouldn't do any harm either, what with all the running water in there, lol!
Look, the only red herring thrown out in our little discussion has been your insistence on comparing ordinary household drains with urinal drains. As everyone who keeps a clean house knows, household drains are not a problem. Urinal drains stink to high heaven because of the fungi and pathogens that like growing in the medium.
I'm pretty sure Hitler was opposed to people peeing in shower drains too. I seem to recall him sending them to concentration camps. YOU probably want to send shower pee-ers to concentration camps, dont'cha Lib?
Ah, now you've said it.
For the sake of convenience, why aren't all these shower pee-ers peeing in the sink instead (run the water a bit for a rinse, but far less than a flush--saves water doncha know). It's liberating, and after all, urine can be used as an antiseptic.
What a revolutionary time-saving breakthrough!