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11/8/2015 2:31:02 PM
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The question is: Why should the women be forced to conform to one trans-person, when the trans-person could simply do the same thing you proposed? And the second question is: what gives that trans-person special privileges over the women?
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Or maybe they could talk to each other and find a compromise like actual people do in real life? It's like the people disagreeing with this logic do not consider the fact that this transgender girl has a mouth and the other girls have a mouth. The student said repeatedly she just didn't want to be treated differently, where as before she was forced to change in the nurse's locker room which led to her being late on numerous occasions, and actually being reprimanded for simply going into the girls locker room to get something she put it a locker. If we treat her to same as every other girl, these problems disappear. The student also said that she intended to use a privacy curtain, so out-the-door goes any dicks-in-little-girls'-faces arguments.
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Edited by jj1042: 11/8/2015 3:59:19 PMYes, that's my thought exactly. I was only arguing with this other user because he's saying that the women who were in the locker room before should change in the bathroom if they have a problem with it, which isn't right. Yep. And she's putting up a privacy curtain?Okay, good. That was a minor concern of mine. Note that I said, "minor."
