Neapolitan

I really don't know. I'm not going there. I just think that if you respect everyone's pov, the man only crowd, women only crowd, and those who will use French restroom then everyone has their feelings respected and everyone is happy.

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Neapolitan

What does that mean?

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Goofle

I meant to say "high", so I've edited both posts. #ModPower

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Black Francis

Boy, you are really pushing that french bathroom idea.

It's actually not a bad idea, it could be a solution but it can also be viewed as another layer of segregation and it feels like part of the point of transgenders asking for this right is that they want to be accepted among the gender they identify with.

I think the best idea ive heard so far is making the bathrooms unisex cause the problem is neither side wants to compromise their comfort level to the other side but by making them unisex both sides would have to compromise in order to co exist.

That sounds reasonable to me but idk how they would feel about it.

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OccultHawk

Maybe you should write Trump and ask him to broker a deal where France will pay for all these "French" restrooms.

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bob_32_116

I can tell you how they would feel about it. Almost every transgender advocacy article I have read wants unisex toilets, either alongside conventional ones, or just exclusively unisex.

Incidentally, what are you people referring to when you say "French bathroom"? (I assume "bathroom" is supposed to mean toilet).

Neapolitan

Well the whole idea of having three restrooms is not pushing anything on anyone. The French restroom is so that if you don't mind sharing a restroom you can share a restroom. But for people who feel comfortable going in anonymity of a Gentlemen's room or a Ladies' room you can have that too. That's the true compromise. No one has to give up any comfort level. And you increase business for construction workers, plumbers in the construction part of making them, and provide more work hours for in-house janitors in maintaining them. And in night clubs you can have a third person that can provide perfume, cologne and breathe mints and rip paper towels for you in the French restroom. You are actually increasing job growth with an additional French restroom and eliminating jobs with only having one restroom. So hainvg a three restroom system is also a plus for the economy.

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Lilja

In Sweden there are many unisex bathrooms that are divided into cubicles so that there isn't an issue with gender dividing and saves on space. This is reflected in many places around the country. It's no big deal. When you make something a big deal, it often becomes more overblown and idiotic and people forget the original point.

OccultHawk

So you're saying the owner of every building with two restrooms should be forced to add on a (I can't believe I'm using this term) French restroom?