What are you even on about? This story has nothing to do with crimes by politicians. It's about a girl being raped by a boy and school staff covering it up.

But of course you don't care about justice or protecting young girls' innocence. You shamelessly tried to make this thread about the crimes of a politician you don't like.

This post was edited by JessiWan on Dec 12 2022 09:15pm

But just to be clear now we have all the facts, it was a political story long before it was news. The rapist was only allowed to prey on students because the school had a transgender bathroom policy and he wore womens clothing, and because the school adhered to the Obama directive that could strip their funding for disciplining and expelling students or calling cops instead of protecting students. Same as the Nicholas Cruz story. The rapists mother had been imploring the schools to do something about her son and take action, knowing he was a threat, and she says the schools actually enabled him.

And it was political when the school officials found out about the rape and covered it up for those same reasons. It would never have made the news if they didn't. Nor would the second girl have been abducted, raped and nearly murdered.

Sexual assault and rape happens irrespective of bathroom policies, and the mishandling of this by school/district leadership is also independent of those policies. I get that it's a +1 to confirmation bias to the anti-trans crowd, but it makes for poor argumentation.

But if we take away transgender bathroom policies, we will get much fewer incidents of men going into women's washrooms and raping women.



I believe that the school administrators involved in the cover-up were motivated to a large extent by defending their transgender bathroom policies.

"Much fewer" than how many? 1?

I don't have a number because it's something that will have happened in the future. However, it makes sense. If we allow transgender bathroom policies, that means men, especially sexual predators who pretend to be women, will have access to women in women's washrooms. When you take these policies away, you will have one fewer opportunity for these predators to prey on women. It will not make all sexual assaults go away, however it will make them happen less frequently.

And do you think we'd have "much fewer" cases if we converted our restrooms into single-occupancy modules independent of gender?

Not too sure what those are.

Anyway, I don't think it's very productive to talk about converting all the bathrooms like that. It's much easier and cheaper to simply disallow transgender bathroom policies.

Let’s pretend this is the only example of sexual abuse (it’s not and I think you know that) allowed by letting men into woman spaces.

Are you okay with sacrificing these two high school girls being raped, and I am actually referring to forcible ass rape not the general term which is wildly overused to attack politicians, to allow men to freely use women's spaces?

Seems like the “if it saves one life” crowd is absolutely fine with these little girls getting forcibly raped when it serves their agenda.

But what about the boy students who will be raped by their gay male classmate?