It's nice to have to have a clean bathroom to use anywhere you go but with the new bathroom laws? Sheesh this country is on the brink. Isn't it weird you guys what's going down? I can't believe it.

I don't trust most public bathrooms. Then like motels and hotels are clean for bathrooms but the bed is the issue. Never know if there is bedbugs or if the bedspread has been washed or not. I'd rather drag the RV to where I need to go than staying in a motel. Always nice to eat a meal that is not fast food or restaurant prices. 

I feel a third rest room coming on. I know what the signs look like for the the 2 I am used to doing. What is the third one going to look like. I don't think that even IBMobie has on for this. But i am sure he is gonna to try.

good point Dave..... what are they going to do for a picture so you know which one?

 

I wonder if we have to be careful about this subject so we don't get into trouble? And that's on our own forum too 

 

Edited April 21, 20169 yr by JAG1

Rainbow... Maybe...

My wife and I, when traveling, like to refer to our 5er as the 'porta potty'.  I know what you mean about the beds.

 

2 hours ago, dripley said:

I don't think that even IBMobie has on for this.

                             You can buy it at Amazon.

Or...

Did I miss something about bathroom laws?  

This is one social disease that will end very badly I suspect for many transgender freaks. Here in ND if one walked into a woman's bathroom in the wrong area he would not be walking back out except on a gurney headed for the morgue. I think I know more women who conceal carry than I do men around here.

How many would want one in the bathroom with their young daughters?

 

 

I like them both.

 

For now, in the state of North Carolina we dont have to worry about it. We have manged to piss off a lot folks about it, but I dont really care. Seems to me we all are entitled to our own way of life. I cant wait till some man dresses up like a woman and goes in the womens bathroom to sneak some pictures under the partition of their neighbor. Who is going to scream the loudest then.

 

About 15 years or so ago, the Episcopal church appointed their first *** Bishop. me and my siblings were trying to figure out how upset our Mom was over it. No one had the nuggets to ask so I asked her one day and her response was, son there have homo sexuals around since long before us, I just wish every one shut up about and let the man do his job. It is not up to us to judge his life style, that will between him and his maker. That is that last I heard of it. And this from woman who was born and raised in the 20's. She got this from her mother I am sure, she was a very tolerant woman herself. Bubby lived with us while I was growing up and they both had a great influence on me in early years. I sure do miss the both of them.

 

 

Agree whole heartily about letting the maker judge.  

 

What I struggle with is the fuzzy line between allowing people to have the freedom to do what they wish and my personal beliefs.....

 

 

Do I vote to expand rights? or do I vote to try and get the government to do what I believe is socially right? 

 

 

I wish I could vote to not make laws, and get rid of laws that take our rights....but that doesn't happen.

 

 

Good example, 

 

Do I vote to allow for *** marriage, even though I don't agree with it personally?  I don't believe it is my place to keep people from doing things.....yet....

 

 that whole thing.

 

 

 

 

If only people didn't do bad things, we wouldn't need laws.

Edited April 21, 20169 yr by Me78569

What I've got a problem is this group pushing their beliefs on the rest of us. It might not be our place to judge but every one always speaks about the "Good Lord" above but you have to remember there is always the dark side of thing like the Devil below. So where do you draw the line saying "I believe in the Good Lord above and these actions by this group are unacceptable." Then at the same time being quiet and not speaking up is like saying you accept their way of life. How does one go about handling these moral issues? Tough I'll admit but I still hold true to the Bible.

 

Leviticus 18:22, "You shall not lie with a male as one lies with a female; it is an abomination."

 

Leviticus 20:13, "If there is a man who lies with a male as those who lie with a woman, both of them have committed a detestable act; they shall surely be put to death. Their bloodguiltness is upon them."

 

Romans 1:26-28, "For this reason God gave them over to degrading passions; for their women exchanged the natural function for that which is unnatural, 27 and in the same way also the men abandoned the natural function of the woman and burned in their desire toward one another, men with men committing indecent acts and receiving in their own persons the due penalty of their error. 28 And just as they did not see fit to acknowledge God any longer, God gave them over to a depraved mind, to do those things which are not proper."

It will always be a personal struggle of mine to walk the line between not judging...throw the first stone...and protecting my rights...

 

Hard to do.

It is a fine line, I agree.  I hold to the bible as well, but I accept that not everyone believes as I do.  I don't agree with *** marriage, but I don't feel that these marriages infringe on my right nor does it force their beliefs on me.  I also don't believe that God approves of this, but there are plenty of things in which I need to improve that I don't have time to worry about the sins of others.  My hands are full here!  When Christ walked the earth He didn't shun the sinner, he spent time with them and showed them that He loved them and cared for them.  That doesn't mean that he condoned their actions.  Sounds like a good example for me to follow.  But to each their own.  It is up to us to make up our minds, what a wonderful gift that we have; agency. 

still leaves the question, do we vote to expand their right to live how we want or do we vote to try and prevent the lifestyle they want?  

 

 

 

again I wish we could vote to get rid of the laws that say they can't, but getting rid of laws is about as likely as always being able to trust a fart, even pro's only bat .500

All great replies! I think it's safe to say most of us have a live and let live policy. But what's going on in our country today is so wrong on so many levels. It's very simple, the more laws and regulations are passed, the more our liberties and freedoms are taken away.  

With thousands and thousands of local, state and federal laws and regulations on the books already, we're all felons.  We just haven't been caught yet.   

 

1 hour ago, IBMobile said:

With thousands and thousands of local, state and federal laws and regulations on the books already, we're all felons.  We just haven't been caught yet.   

 

 

Lot of truth in that...

                   The official LBGT Transgender restroom signage, for Dripley's 3ed rest room.

 

                                                 

 

 

Dag namit!

 

 

 

 

Edited April 22, 20169 yr by Wild and Free

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