Supporters of North Carolina's HB2, which prohibits people from using public bathrooms that don't match the sex on their birth certificates, has one argument that their counterparts failed to answer convincingly. They argued that trans people could sexually assault people in bathrooms.
Proponents of HB2 even raised the argument to North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper, who wants to repeal HB2 if he's elected Governor, hoping to get a decent answer. Unfortunately, he is as clueless as his supporters.
"Any man at any time could enter a women's bathroom simply by claiming to be a woman that day," the narrator warns. "Even registered sex offenders could follow women or young girls into the bathroom or locker room and no one could stop them."
Pro gay-rights terrorist offered this disgraceful counter argument: There has literally never been a sexual assault reported at the hands of a trans person in a bathroom, according to Mic. And if there were, someone could indeed stop them because sexual assault is already illegal, in bathrooms and elsewhere, regardless of the offender's gender identity.
Firstly, there have never been a sexual assault committed by a trannies because, in the first place, they were not allowed by existing laws and by HB2 to enter the bathroom of their choice.
Secondly, they are right that sexual assault is already illegal, but they conveniently left out the high probability that the incidence will increase when trannies are given free access to children. The law wants to stop the crime before it can even get to first base.
For the last 100 years, majority of people didn't seem to have any problem with the purpose of bathrooms, men used the bathroom marked "Men" and women used the bathroom marked "Women". But then people with mental disorders starting claiming they weren't meant to be born the gender they were born, and then started demanding access to whatever bathroom they think they should use.
The majority of people in this nation don't want this and its time everyone stood up and told the very small minority of transgenders to shut up and stop trying to change how everyone wants to live.
Proponents of HB2 even raised the argument to North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper, who wants to repeal HB2 if he's elected Governor, hoping to get a decent answer. Unfortunately, he is as clueless as his supporters.
"Any man at any time could enter a women's bathroom simply by claiming to be a woman that day," the narrator warns. "Even registered sex offenders could follow women or young girls into the bathroom or locker room and no one could stop them."
Pro gay-rights terrorist offered this disgraceful counter argument: There has literally never been a sexual assault reported at the hands of a trans person in a bathroom, according to Mic. And if there were, someone could indeed stop them because sexual assault is already illegal, in bathrooms and elsewhere, regardless of the offender's gender identity.
Firstly, there have never been a sexual assault committed by a trannies because, in the first place, they were not allowed by existing laws and by HB2 to enter the bathroom of their choice.
Secondly, they are right that sexual assault is already illegal, but they conveniently left out the high probability that the incidence will increase when trannies are given free access to children. The law wants to stop the crime before it can even get to first base.
For the last 100 years, majority of people didn't seem to have any problem with the purpose of bathrooms, men used the bathroom marked "Men" and women used the bathroom marked "Women". But then people with mental disorders starting claiming they weren't meant to be born the gender they were born, and then started demanding access to whatever bathroom they think they should use.
The majority of people in this nation don't want this and its time everyone stood up and told the very small minority of transgenders to shut up and stop trying to change how everyone wants to live.