transgender BS

[sirs]

It's not......they shouldn't.......and I have uproared

[kimba1]

The most common remark is men can just go to the bushes so women should have greater claim to mensroom when need be. I even remember an old episode of designing women even stating this.


As i said before since the unisex bathroom been introduced I've have greater access then ever before. I have no objection in this matter.

[sirs]

And a unisex bathroom isn't the issue.  It's simply 1 bathroom, that anyone can use.  No one is objecting to that.  It locks for that 1 person, end of story.  The issue is the restroom with multiple stalls, where the push is to allow someone to choose a restroom, based on how they feel themselves to be

[kimba1]

But the showcased scenerio is very specific and as i stated the opposite sex version has been done to no fanfare. Only when a male wants to use to restroom then it's a problem . I'll even say it's not even about gender identification.

[Xavier_Onassis]

I do not recall ever seeing anyone I would call "transgendered" in any public bathroom, or even near one, The fact is that 99.99999999999999% of everyone just goes to the bathroom, does their business, and leaves.  Only CU4 seems upset over the possibility of meeting a a Tranny in a bathroom.

That seems to say a lot about him. Why the hangup?

[kimba1]

Not really concern with the hangup but the hypocracy

[Xavier_Onassis]

What hypocrisy?

[kimba1]

Basically the concern is specifically men going into womens room. I state that i witness several time women going into and taking over mensroom and no outrage on our part.

[Xavier_Onassis]

I don't think that there have been  any major problems with men who self-identify with women and are dressed as women using the women's bathroom. Since women's toilets are normally partitioned into stalls with doors, I doubt that many people have ever noticed.

Why is freaks out CU4 is a mystery.

[Plane]

Are Women more vulnerable ?

[kimba1]

If it's a matter of womens safety then wouldn't this topic have no effect at all?

[Plane]

If it's a matter of womens safety then wouldn't this topic have no effect at all?

No.

Generally you want some privacy for excretion.

But privacy is not what you want with a stronger attacker.

Men get attacked too , but I do not consider the problem evenly distributed by sex.

Privacy itself is damaged by the presence of the opposite sex, but this is just squeamishness.

I recall the head nearest my berth on my ship when I was in the Navy.

There were four toilets facing each other in pairs.
Good for a card game , not so much for privacy.

Sailors though are accustomed to a low standard of privacy, and we were all men, so not so much a problem by day three.

Since I have left the Navy , it has been thoroughly integrated with Women and homosexuals, so I can't offer any report on the present need for shipboard privacy.

[kimba1]

A very onesided sqeamishness.

[Xavier_Onassis]

Many books of quotations include a caustic quote attributed to Winston Churchill (1874-1965) in which he supposedly called British naval tradition nothing but “rum, sodomy, and the lash.” (Sometimes given as “rum, buggery and the lash,” using the old British slang term “buggery” to refer to homosexual sex.)

The earliest source commonly cited for this quip is the diary of former British diplomat, politician and author Harold Nicolson (1886-1968).
The British Navy was said to have traditions as well:



In a diary entry dated August 17, 1950, Nicolson recorded some anecdotes about Churchill.

One involves a version of the “rum, sodomy, and the lash” quote.

But the version Nicolson wrote about that day included “prayers” in the litany. His diary entry says:

    …when Winston was at the Admiralty, the Board objected to some suggestion of his on the grounds that it would not be in accord with naval tradition. ‘Naval tradition? Naval tradition?’ said Winston. ‘Monstrous. Nothing but rum, sodomy, prayers and the lash.’

This is why some books of quotations give the alleged Churchill quote as “rum, sodomy, prayers and the lash.

[Plane]

   The British Navy is very different than the USN.

      There is a relationship, but the connection is not that they copy us or we copy them.


     I was a guest on the HMS London one time , very hospitable , very professional.