North Carolina has stirred anger and threatened boycotts
from the left by formalizing the right of businesses and local governments to
require that males and females use appropriately designated “bathrooms”. Males use one, females the other and both may
enter a room set aside for families.
So what’s the problem?
On its face, common sense causes the answer to be: “Huh?
You’re kidding about that, right?”
Alas, no.
People who are transgender (wishing to be a different sex
and usually dressing accordingly) apparently want the right to enter the room
which matches their clothing not their anatomy.
But what about the rights, for instance, of women to
privacy? And to be free of the leering
attention – and perhaps worse – of men who dress up like women to indulge in
their perverted desires? Does the left
mean to ease the lot of peeping toms who would no longer need to skulk about –
just put on a dress?
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