Always glad to be helpful. We should accept people for who they are but when they cross the "line" in public of what we consider norms is when they become a threat to society. This business of men thinking they are women is a prime example. Speaking AS A WOMEN, I have encountered men dressed as women in public restrooms. I never felt threatened or had a problem since I never found one just lurking. But forcing teen age girls to change in changing rooms with teenage boys crosses a line that society is simply not willing to accept. Same for the sports competitions.
So, do you suppose the average German accepted seeing Jews rounded up and marched to trains? I think way too many of them were happy at the opportunity to steal the abandoned businesses and homes that got left behind. What people do in the privacy of their own homes doesn't concern me. But men are NOT women although they were accepted as such in polite society until this business of boys beating up on girls and stealing their scholarships came to a head. Please tell me you would have been happy to have your daughter at 13 naked in a shower room with a 13 year old boy with a full on erection. Some lines we don't cross. How about having to compete against a genetic male in a swim meet who was a whole foot taller. Any chance in hell she could actually beat him with his extended reach?
The left has pushed this issue to the point where we are now experiencing whiplash and I fear that decades of slow acceptance have now been wiped away for the LGBT community. The House banning actual males regardless of how they present themselves from using ladies rooms is a simple case.
Speaking of "norms". I took a trip to Spain with my husband and daughter when she was ~ 12. We checked into our hotel on the Costa del Sol and I was in the parents room unpacking and my husband was helping our daughter in hers. I finished and went looking for them. They were on my daughters balcony with their mouths agape as they were viewing all the topless women out at the pool
