Target to allow bathroom of choice

[Tacachale]

^^^Talk about spin (with your added opinions)...I'll give you the first one though. There are various other examples of these issues reported (of course usually quelled by the national media). Links that I posted is far of 'the total archive collection of trans bathroom issues'.

I think it's more likely that this handful of isolated instances make up a large bulk of all problems that can be tied in any way to the "trans bathroom issue". If there was a spate of trans women (or men pretending to be) causing problems in bathrooms, you can believe the anti-LGBT crowd would be shouting it from the rooftops rather than finding things random anecdotes. Or, in the case of the fellow in Seattle, causing problems themselves as a false flag operation to make trans people look bad.

[Gunnar]

Or, in the case of the fellow in Seattle, causing problems themselves as a false flag operation to make trans people look bad.

But that's really all that it takes.

And the aim of the false flag operations does not even need to be making trans people look bad. It is enough if the public thinks that the new rules can be taken advantage of by the wrong people, which could create a backlash.

The current handling seems to be based on how people feel (i.e. what gender they identify with). In itself that is fine, however how do determine (prove / disprove) that ?

That means there will need to be a binding of legal definition on how to officially change ones gender and the details of this.

Example: Can one simply get their gender changed on official documentation just by asking for this, is a sex change operation or hormone treatment required, can this decision be rescinded and if yes how often....

Please do not misunderstand this as being against transgender rights, it's quite the opposite.

[I-10east]

Here's the breitbart story Stephen...

http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Secret-Recording-Store-Mall-Antelope-Valley-Palmdale-Restroom-207541101.html

Huff Post, Drudge Report, Breitbart, Salon, Fox News, MSNBC etc all have their political spin, but they CAN be used as sources of media, depending on how they are reporting the story (sticking to the main issue). Liberals are so infatuated with these 'evil Republican' buzz words and phrases. "You're a Trump supporter" or "You're watching to much Fox News" or when you play devils advocate, you're automatically "against a cause" because it's outside of the narrative.

[Tacachale]

I won't post (terms of service and all) because it's nsfw.
But I recommend you check out redneck comedian Trae Crowder's take on the subject on his YouTube.

Haha

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NxsQFuNkIEo