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More like sickening.....but yeah ..........and lastly....

Agree, but I DO have concern for the Women and young girls who Will Be affected in a big way by this....

Neither do I to some extent.....however it wasn't that long ago that these folks would be considered NO LESS mentally challenged than the guy / woman who swore she / he was a F'n SuperHero....

You Homosensitive folks sure like your disparaging name calling don;t ya?
Tell me why it's okay to hang a moniker around the necks of those who simply Do Not Agree with your quirky worldview on homosexuality and WHY is it SO important that everyone else be FORCED to EMBRACE this mental quagmire? Is that what it is....." liberating " to FORCE your way into a restroom that has historically been and should remain GENDER SPECIFIC? All this BS to allow a few mentally debased folks " feel good about themselves " is TOO high a price to be paid....IMHO

BS....put the shoe on the other foot for a change of pace.....let's say for the sake of conversation that these tender folks already enjoyed THEIR OWN separate restrooms ans another group was FORCING their way in.....would this STILL FLY???? I think NOT

Most reasonable people who don't agree with this aren't afraid of transgendered or the "gays"........it's the sikkos that would leverage the law for access, and also the feelings of the women who have to use open bathrooms.

You wanna go in a men's room? LMAO!! WGAF.....have fun looking at our toilet seats in public rest rooms.

Chivalry isn't dead, and for some it's ingrained. And I would venture to bet more WOMEN are effected by their wants in the restroom who dissaprove than the .03% of transgendered who want this.

I certainly did not intend to call anyone against this a homophobe, but I definitely did mean to point out that equating gays and transgendered with mentally ill criminal types like pedophiles while calling them ugly names is making their argument.

i would like to add that I don't expect to change any minds and look forward to living and debating in a land where one side or the other is always upset without fear of either side being whipped with canes!

You obviously have no idea what you're talking about if you're calling me homophobic.

Frank, I was referring to Brewha's comment.

I think some on the left who call people on the right who say "ALL lives matter" racists, are funny with the bathrooms. Women's Safety Matters is a movement for safe movements, and not a judgement upon transgenders.

Z. That would be meaningful if anyone intended to actually enforce it or anything. But since enforcement would be ridiculous, it becomes clear it's just a "we don't want your kind round here" law.

Not sure where anyone is harmed.
Interestingly, I'd be willing to bet that up until all these bathroom brewhuahuas transgendered used the bathroom they were identifying as, and no one cared. Suddenly election year comes around and the Republicans needed something to rally the religious base, so they tried making laws against it, then the dems needed to rally their base so they made laws for it.

Before all these laws no one cared, why do they now?

What I think is missing is solid data. What I am stating is my opinion. I think there will be a percentage of women and girls that will be scared or uncomfortable knowing transgender women can be in their bathroom. Before there was a talking point and laws they were bissfully ignorant of the possibility. I would like to see a legitimate study that would show my opinion to be right or wrong. I know the percentage of transgender people is miniscule, but I want women and girls to be unafraid.

Exactly... if you got a dangly... you're a male. If you got a whohaw... you're a female. Use the appropriate friggin bathroom.

Found myself pondering this line from your quote while out and about with the lovely Caren this afternoon. Not a beach day so we headed for an open air farmers/artisans market in Boston's South End. We do this many Summer Sundays if the weather is iffy.

Despite my lefty inclination, I am somewhat an adherent to (many) traditions. I don't accept the thought of change easily, and your words resonated with me. I've always been more than aware of the fact that this neighborhood and this particular weekly event is attended by the widest spectrum of human types imaginable, and no one ever seems the least bit weirded out by the "freaks"...and the "freaks" are just kind of shopping and taking in the good vibes too. No one is threatened, no one feels persecuted, no one is acting out trying to be in anyone's face, and probably no one but me was even looking for discomfort in the crowd

Somehow we need to find some way to sincerely respect the people you reference while not depriving a group we never knew who were hiding in shame in the shadows to come out into the light of freedom.

well, not me...yet. i just find them attractive so far.

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What... Have you never pizzed next to a chick?

Seriously drafter. Your outrage is tiresome.

You must be a racist or homophobe or somethin

Why do you hate everyone drafter

Well if you just listened and stopped being such a bigot

maybe did already and didn't know it.

I like Tom Brady.

Tom Brady is transgendered. Early stages. Just starting to deflate his balz.

Because we don't need a law for this, it's a stupid waste of time, it's a way to shove a questionable gender issue, sorry chromosomes don't lie, at society and it's a great diversion for politicians to divert attention from the usual nefarious activities.

Oh, and could you please point out the Massachusetts republicans that came up with this law.

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Oh, and could you please point out the Massachusetts republicans that came up with this law. [/quote]

I mentioned Governor Baker, not Victor...and I only pointed out he signed it, not proposed it. However, it was not under duress, he had no problem.