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Just pointing out a fact, clown.Oh noes! We're all so impressed by your tough manliness!
Shut the fuck up, clown. You're not going to do shit
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Just pointing out a fact, clown.Oh noes! We're all so impressed by your tough manliness!
Shut the fuck up, clown. You're not going to do shit
a public restroom is by definition not private.There are state laws. That's the point.
There are state laws about invasion of privacy too. That's also the point. The two must be legally tested against one another.
Just pointing out a fact, clown.Oh noes! We're all so impressed by your tough manliness!
Shut the fuck up, clown. You're not going to do shit
Just goes to show ya.....small loud groups can move mountains when our nation and our corporations are led by cowards. If you are a man and I find you in the women's room while my grand daughter is in there you will not walk out. PERIOD!
All stalls are private.The existing space is being remodeled in most places at much less cost then new construction.So be a part of the solution. Submit five single occupancy restrooms in your next permit app.You are probably in a state which requires them.
Read the link. There is not a state in the union I am aware of that allows a retail or place of gathering, open to the public, without a minimum number of bathrooms, based on either occupancy or square footage
I've submitted in 10 different states and consulted in 4 more.
Double the expense, at least. Then you have additional ADA and fire codes for private rooms to consider. Over the entire nation? Billions and billions of dollars difference.
Expense problem solved.
HUH, I just did a remodel, not nearly to the extent that would have been required to do what you would need.
1. Walls are far more expensive then stalls
2. Each private stall requires independent ventilation as well as fire sprinkler coverage.
These are not cheap by any stretch of the imagination.
That's not the reason but you had to try.a public restroom is by definition not private.There are state laws. That's the point.
There are state laws about invasion of privacy too. That's also the point. The two must be legally tested against one another.
Because they are typically single sex
Will the hand washing basins be private? Will the stall partitions go from floor to ceiling? Will the doors have adequate locks or just a slide?All stalls are private.The existing space is being remodeled in most places at much less cost then new construction.So be a part of the solution. Submit five single occupancy restrooms in your next permit app.Read the link. There is not a state in the union I am aware of that allows a retail or place of gathering, open to the public, without a minimum number of bathrooms, based on either occupancy or square footage
I've submitted in 10 different states and consulted in 4 more.
Double the expense, at least. Then you have additional ADA and fire codes for private rooms to consider. Over the entire nation? Billions and billions of dollars difference.
Expense problem solved.
HUH, I just did a remodel, not nearly to the extent that would have been required to do what you would need.
1. Walls are far more expensive then stalls
2. Each private stall requires independent ventilation as well as fire sprinkler coverage.
These are not cheap by any stretch of the imagination.
Problem solved.
Same complaint heard when the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed and signed.So be a part of the solution. Submit five single occupancy restrooms in your next permit app.You are probably in a state which requires them.Confirms what I said. Businesses are not required to provide restrooms to the public. Only employees.
Bullshit
Try to get a building plan through the building department for any business open to the public without them, they won't get approved.
I've submitted over 100
Read the link. There is not a state in the union I am aware of that allows a retail or place of gathering, open to the public, without a minimum number of bathrooms, based on either occupancy or square footage
I've submitted in 10 different states and consulted in 4 more.
Double the expense, at least. Then you have additional ADA and fire codes for private rooms to consider. Over the entire nation? Billions and billions of dollars difference.
Target just caved to pressure from the Obama administration and liberal activists. They have announced that any “transgendered” person can use the bathroom in their stores, according to the gender they associate with.
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Now in Target stores, men are allowed to use the restroom next to your daughter. Once called perverted, this is now a “civil right.” BREAKING: Target Stores Make MASSIVE Announcement... Parents ARE FURIOUS!
Invasion of privacy is a legal cause of action in most states for a civil suit. I suggest quite simply that women start suing their municipalities or businesses who are brazen enough to allow men in their private retreats for personal hygiene.. Emotional distress is also a cause of action. Willful negligence or intentional negligence are also causes of action. There are probably a half dozen more that result from the allowing of men in a women's bathroom.
Have you ever seen a real transgender person?Is there a (pardon the expression) dress code or can any pervert male enter the ladies room and traumatize real women and little girls? Tell me again why it's a political issue?
And she didn't...The Actual Facts about the Mcdonalds' Coffee CaseBut they don't have to say men can use the women's room. That's a broad brush they are painting with. I would've never thought a woman would become a millionaire for spilling coffee on herself.It's a state law here. Businesses cannot keep anyone out of any restroom. There's no suit to be had.
So if you are a man but because of surgery and the right clothes you look like a women then you can use the ladies room but if you're just a cross dresser with a three day old beard and too much blush and cheep eye makeup you can't?Have you ever seen a real transgender person?
Not that rednecks dressed up for Halloween examples you clowns have been using
Have you ever seen a real transgender person?Is there a (pardon the expression) dress code or can any pervert male enter the ladies room and traumatize real women and little girls? Tell me again why it's a political issue?
Not that rednecks dressed up for Halloween examples you clowns have been using.
Why would the sinks need to be private?Will the hand washing basins be private? Will the stall partitions go from floor to ceiling? Will the doors have adequate locks or just a slide?All stalls are private.The existing space is being remodeled in most places at much less cost then new construction.So be a part of the solution. Submit five single occupancy restrooms in your next permit app.
Double the expense, at least. Then you have additional ADA and fire codes for private rooms to consider. Over the entire nation? Billions and billions of dollars difference.
Expense problem solved.
HUH, I just did a remodel, not nearly to the extent that would have been required to do what you would need.
1. Walls are far more expensive then stalls
2. Each private stall requires independent ventilation as well as fire sprinkler coverage.
These are not cheap by any stretch of the imagination.
Problem solved.
Yep !So if you are a man but because of surgery and the right clothes you look like a women then you can use the ladies room but if you're just a cross dresser with a three day old beard and too much blush and cheep eye makeup you can't?Have you ever seen a real transgender person?
Not that rednecks dressed up for Halloween examples you clowns have been using