I dont want to live in this reality any more.

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      I appreciate the sarcasm, but their actual “thought process” (yes, that belongs in quotes) goes something like this:

      • Real trans people don’t exist.
      • Therefore, anyone claiming to be trans is either in need of mental healthcare to “fix” them, or else they are lying.
      • If they are lying, then their attempt to use an opposite gender bathroom means they must be doing so for reasons that put other people in danger.
      • In order to “protect” people from the lying liars, we need to make it illegal for someone to be in the “wrong” restroom.
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        To put it simply, because they don’t think trans people exist, a person using the wrong gendered bathroom is there to sexually assault people.

        Because signs apparently stop rapists.

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          Which is weird, because people like them are statistically far more likely to commit sexual assault than trans people or drag Queens.

          I guess it’s yet another example of right wing projection.

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          Exactly. And as we’ve already seen in some places, a passing trans person trying to use the “correct” bathroom according to law is more likely to get harassed or even assaulted as a result. These laws don’t fix an actual problem, they just create an environment where innocent people will be punished for the crime of existing in a public space.

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          Some do, probably, yes. Some actually believe in this chain of “logic”. Those people really do believe that trans people are a threat to the safety of others. Odds are good those people have never talked to, or possibly even met, a trans person.