Comments by "Granny Annie" (@grannyannie2948) on "I'm suing David Lloyd Gyms for Failing to Provide Girls with Privacy & Dignity in Changing Rooms" video.

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If this was not designed to harm women they would go to the expense of individual change rooms and bathrooms, and I mean rooms not cubicles. Same goes for schools etc. This is not really about catering for the small number of people with gender dysphoria or they would choose other solutions.
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In my Australian state there are a lot of engendered bathrooms. They were built before this nonsense. Some seem to date to the 1960s. But they are bathrooms not cubicles. They have solid doors and walls, a toilet, a sink, and often a babies change table. I often think adopting this idea would be one way of keeping women safe.
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 @angelmessenger8240 I feel exactly the same. And I did when I was young too. Even in primary school we all got changed in the toilets. Not where other girls can watch.
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In my Australian state most public toilets are unisex. This predates this nonsense. I think the reasoning was more like say a man takes his daughter to the park and she needs to go to the toilet. If it's a unisex toilet the father can inspect there is no one lurking and no syringes or other hazards, before his daughter uses it. He couldn't do this if they are separated by sex. In some toilets separated by sex men don't have access to change tables for babies either. These unisex toilets are rooms with solid walls and doors not cubicles. And they ussually have a toilet, a hand sink and often a babies change table. If gyms and schools really wanted to deal with this problem they could do so in this way. The fact that they don't show their is evil at play.
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I studied social work in the late 90s the course was full of this back then, but I never thought it would go mainstream.
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@apebass2215 That's an excellent question. They are sensible in places where responsible adults are present. I've only struck unisex toilets for the 4-6 year olds, who are not really in danger. I guess if teachers want this nonsense they should be made to supervise. Actually here a large number of parents choose small private Christian schools. They are not expensive or elitist. But for many families if it's a choice between your kids learning about Jesus or 50 ways to change your gender, it's a no brainer. I know the toilets at my grandkids school are proper bathrooms. I've used the girls bathroom, it had a toilet, a sink, with pretty soaps, a mirror, and a shelf with sanitary napkins for girls old enough to reach the shelf. But they are nominated as boys or girls. Even in the 70s and 80s girls often got bashed by gangs of other girls in the toilets of government schools. I went to a religious highschool for this reason and so did my daughters. The school's I describe might only have 50- 90 students so if an incident occurs the culprit is easily identified and expelled. Whereas government schools don't expel violent kids.
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@apebass2215 I did reply but YouTube doesn't like me. Please let me know if it disappeared. Cheers it's beer time here.
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