Argumentative Essay: Everyone Should Use The Bathroom

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Lately in the news there has been some controversy in the news about transgenders using the bathrooms they claim they have to use. Recently Donald Trump has made a statement about transgenders saying he has no problem with transgender people using whatever bathroom they chose. In my opinion I think that transgenders should use the sex of gender they were born with until there transformation is complete. I think they should make a separate bathroom for transgenders or since they are in the process (unisex) . I mean if it was just one single bathroom with one toilet and it was meant to be used for both sexs then I don’t think that we should worry about anything because nobody else would be in there with you. Obama says he disagrees with the transgender law. He …show more content…
It depends on how you think of this. If you are totally against it then you should think that transgenders should use the bathroom sex they were born with. If you don't care then you don't care which they choose. If you do care then you should probably think that trans should use the bathroom of their choice, whatever they feel comfortable with.
I think that they should make a uisex bathroom, for all sex. In all stores, restaurants, parks, etc, and what I mean by that is they should have a female's restroom, a male's restroom and a unisex restroom. I don't think they should make any rules at school about the students if they are transgender. Let them use what they feel comfortable with but they can't just go to the females and then the same day go to the males. I think that is the only rule they should have, in all places. If I were to be trans and they made the law to be where you should use the bathroom sex that you were born with then I would be a little mad. I think people should have some respect and privacy. They should use the restroom without being judged or criticized about it. Its their decision let them make it, not the

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