Quote (hATemOnkEy @ 26 Apr 2011 14:29)
1. 'Something might go wrong, so we prohibit it. Problem solved'.
2. You make the positive claim that there would be more instances of sexual assault. The burden of proof lies with you.
3. Everyone can be wrong or right, regardless of political affliation. What you are forgetting here is WHAT IS YOUR REASON FOR BELIEVING THAT THERE IS AN INCREASED RISK TO A CHILD IN A UNISEX BATHROOM IN CONTRAST TO A GENDERSPECIFIC BATHROOM?
1) Safety is of utmost concern, or businesses will be sued. This is fact.
2) All it takes is one sexual assault, and that's technically more instances. If you want to take that bet, you're a greater fool than I thought.
3) See all previous posts on this matter. Just because you choose to ignore them does not make them any less valid, per your own words of "everyone can be wrong or right" (which I don't agree with in this case, but you said it, not me).
Quote (Rhamax @ 26 Apr 2011 14:36)
Actually he's right, the burden of proof is on you. If you making the claim you have to provide the evidence to back it up.
See #2 in this reply.