As a conservative with libertarian leanings, I don’t like to see anyone coerced, even transgenders. But if students are free to share public bathroom facilities with whomever they prefer, then the reciprocal must also be true, namely, that students are also free NOT to share bathroom facilities with whomever they don’t prefer.
This means all students, transgender or not, should be free to reconsider their willingness to share public bathroom facilities at all, and choose to go elsewhere, even home, for privacy.
The willingness of the vast majority of students to share facilities with others of the same biological sex is a centuries old convention and has been a huge blessing, for it maximizes class attendance by allowing efficient use of limited break time and limited facilities.
I am all for protecting the privacy, rights and freedom of all kinds of minorities. But I don’t think the Obama administration has thought through the logical consequences of throwing away a hugely cost efficient convention.
This is like saying people should be free to choose what side of the road to drive on! After all who is to say the right side of the road is better than the left?
Well true, right side or left side, it doesn’t matter, but we must agree on one side, or give up driving altogether.
Not bad at all, *enumerated.
Tgenders are less than 0.1 of the population. This is as you said coercion, of the rest of the student population.
This is after ten years of confusing the sexes in public schools, pushing the envelope, making gay and lesbian “cool”, calling the shameful indulgence a virtue, normalizing the abnormal, mainstreaming it, in order to press moral decline and chaos onto the already socially and spiritually demoralized American society.
There apparently no real fighters left, in the USA. It is worth a battle, but is relegated to the analysts couch we call public school classrooms— the downfall of our society.
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