Hogrefe [the restaurant owner] said the restaurant manager “made every attempt to accommodate her.” By telling HER to go the men's room, NOT by kicking the perv out of the ladies room! IOW, it was HER problem! “I personally tried to reach out to the woman who was upset on Sunday but have not received a response,” he said. “We are sorry that she and her husband were uncomfortable in our restaurant and hope she will be in contact with us soon.”
They were not "uncomfortable" you imbecilic coward! They were appalled at your restaurant's inability to see that a pervert was allowed to roam at will. And that your response to it was that, on some level, it was this woman's fault!
My loathing of the Left grows exponetially by the day, it seems. Deadly, sickening loathing.
Happened to me in San Francisco on Halloween. Should really have known better than to go to any public place. Anyway, scary experience. But funny too.
If these guys can’t figure out whether they’re women or men, how are we to know...well, I guess the princess in the spangled fuchsia lace gown with a two-day stubble is sorta kinda giveaway.
But NO WAY I’m going to the Men’s.
The solution, if not already posted, is for normal people to stop patronizing any business that panders to people who are sick degenerates.
How about this? Just stay home and have dinner with your family and some friends. No need to go out to a public restaurant and be insulted.
When my large Texas city passed cross-dresser “anti-discrimination” (imposition) laws, I thought about using the women’s room at City Hall during City Council meetings, to make a point.
There is nothing to stop me. Who’s to say I don’t “feel like a woman” at that moment?
Straights should go to this restaurant and order dinner. When dinner arrives ask the waiter is this the restaurant that allows pervs to use opposite sex toilet rooms. Then get up and leave. No dinner eaten no pay.
The problem with humans who have crossed the moral line into perversion is that being visible is part of the turn on. They want spectators. If this continues without the necessary public outrage, we’ll soon reach a point where it is too dangerous or at the very least too disgusting to enter a public restroom that is more than a one seater with a lock on the door.