AOC erklärt genau, worum es bei Nancy Maces „eklatantem“ Anti-Trans-Badezimmer-Kreuzzug eigentlich geht

It’s about Nancy having the Biggest Dick in the women’s room.

“What Nancy Mace and Speaker [Mike] Johnson are doing is endangering all women and girls because if you ask them, ‘What is your plan to enforce this?’ they won’t come up with an answer. What it inevitably results in is that women and girls who are primed for assault [are going to have people checking] their private parts in suspecting who is trans and who is cis and who’s doing what.

The idea that Nancy Mace wants girls and women to drop trou in front of an investigator? Who would that be because she wants to suspect and point fingers at who she thinks is trans is disgusting. It’s disgusting. Frankly, what it does is allow all these Republicans to go around and bully anyone who’s not wearing a skirt because they think she might not look ‘woman’ enough.

People have a right to express themselves, to dress how they want, and to be who they are, and if a woman doesn’t look ‘woman’ enough to Republicans, they want to inspect her genitals to use a bathroom? It’s disgusting and everybody, no matter how you may feel about this issue, should reject it completely.

What are they doing? They’re doing this so Nancy Mace can make a buck and send a text and fundraise off an email. They’re not doing this to protect people. They’re endangerijng women, they’re endangering girls of all kinds and everybody should reject it. It’s gross.”

She’s not wrong (She seldom is).

Sure would be a heckuva thing if Capitol workers made a concerted effort to keep reporting Nancy Mace every time she uses a women’s bathroom because they felt uncertain she was the proper biological gender to be using that facility. Heck, expand that to Mike Johnson as well.

This is about enforcing rigid gender norms. If you’re a woman that has short hair and you’re assaulted, thats your fault for not being feminine enough.

[Transgender bathrooms and the federal push for LGBTQ in the childrens education system came as downstream effects to the bipartisan Supreme Court decision on the Bostrock case](https://medium.com/@choptheop/history-of-a-culture-war-did-a-civil-rights-verdict-inadvertently-cause-nationwide-instability-18ec3d4affe0) – with Trumps newly appointed Supreme Court Justices being who tipped the scale in favor.

its wild to think that a Supreme Court decision on Civil Rights could have caused this much instability the moment it entered the school system – being perceived by a large percentage of the population as being a culture war instigated and carried out by their own government.

When I was in Korea in 1966-67, at restaurants there was one bathroom. Both sexes used it. I don’t recall there being sexual assaults because of that, but at least back then Koreans had much better manners than Americans.