You're deflection is noted.
So a problem exists, so to take care of the problem, we make it worse.
Nice job, when you dance with your unicorn, do you or it lead?
I'm not deflecting. I'm asking a question about your reasoning. You implied that someone with a dick being in a shower with a person they are attracted to is a problem. That would mean that having gays in a shower with other men or boys is a problem. I asked if you would be for having gays shower with women to avoid this problem.
I also pointed out that I do not advocate for mixed gender showers.
What, exactly, am I trying to deflect from?
I don't see a guy with a dick that is attracted to women, not being allowed in the restroom with females being much of a problem.
You don't advocate for tranny males sharing showers with females? Are you serious? By what legal standard could you possibly deny them access to showers and lockerrooms if you allow them in restrooms?
Here's a clue, if they are similarily situated enough to be allowed in restrooms, they must be allowed in all gender segregated facilities. You can't stop that.
I disagree. Bathrooms and showers are generally set up in different ways, particularly in regards to privacy. I could perhaps see an argument that a shower facility with stalls must legally allow mixed genders, but in a shower without privacy, it is a different situation than a bathroom.
I think the real question which should be answered, legally speaking, is whether any gender separation is warranted and why. If that is clearly answered, I think it will then answer all these other issues, or at least help.
That's not how our legal system works.
I could care less if anyone disagrees, You are disagreing with the 14th amendment, not me.
Any group judged to be "similarily situated" to another, must be granted access to everything that the other group has access to.
To argue against full access is to argue against same sex marriage and in favor of the North Carolina law that this whole thread is all about.
Are we not allowed to a right to security and privacy when vulnerable? If not, just remove your bathroom door in your home. I'm sure your guests will understand.