Maine’s supreme court foists choose-your-own-bathroom policy on entire state

The Daily Caller ^ | February 1, 2014 | Eric Owens, education editor

[2ndDivisionVet]

I thought Krispy Kreme was America’s governor...

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[who_would_fardels_bear]

The solution that most public and private institutions are going to come up with is one-holer unisex bathrooms.

This will cause long lines in places where cheapskates just remove all the urinals and all but one toilet from existing bathrooms. It will mean more costs for those that spend the money to create multiple one-holers.

This will end up being like the ADA requiring every curb throughout America to have a carve-out in case someone in the neighborhood happens to have a wheelchair and doesn't get around in a car.

[arthurus]

So having separate bathrooms is now a waste of resources and space. Why even bother with doors and walls? Just scatter toilets and sinks around in the rooms and halls and offices throughout the schools.

[zerosix]

Presumably then, when there’s a very long line at a sports game, concert, etc. then women can stream into the gent’s bathroom claiming they’re “masculine urges” forces them to use the bathroom with the shorter line!

[bert]

show me yours and I’ll show you mine...... every day

[peeps36]

I would have taken advantage of this rule if it was in place when I was in school. The judges and the queers parents aren't worried about the safety and feelings of hundreds of girls who have to deal with boys being in their bathroom. We can't have one little fag feel uncomfortable.

[Kozak]

It might look something like this......

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ujxDA9VsQG4&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DujxDA9VsQG4

[bgill]

Why bother with the extra expense of building restrooms. All those restrooms can now be turned into much needed classroom space. Include a chamber pot on next year’s school supply list so students can drop jeans in the middle of class so they don’t miss out on the lesson and eliminate them roaming the halls.

[JoeFromSidney]

When I was a student at Purdue many years ago, the Chemistry building had three floors. Restrooms on first, second and third floor were respectively Men, Women, and Faculty. I always wondered about that third-floor restroom.

[manc]

it’s the north east so no surprise what ever weird , perverted decisions come down anymore

[Cen-Tejas]

very well put

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[Dilbert San Diego]

Thank you for the compliment. I just can’t believe we are forced by courts and schools to deal with these “LGBT” issues among children.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks 2ndDivisionVet.

[Berosus]

How many transgendered kids are there? One out of a million? I never met any when I was a student. You’d think these cases could be decided on each individual who has a problem with the bathrooms, without a general ruling.

[RedMDer]

I knew it! 

[brooklyn dave]

I love that to happen to most of congress —flipping burgers at Micky Ds. lol