Again, you raise the issue of use of womens' restrooms and, again, I acknowledge that the situation I raise is not the only relevant factor.
Back to my question though, you imagine that no minors make use of mens rooms alone, other than those big and strong enough to fight off advances from males. That's just not true, but sexual abuse of minors often does not involve use of force in any event.
You do not concede that gay transvestites are more likely to attempt sexual abuse of minors in mens rooms, as opposed to womens rooms?
They may be more likely to attempt that - but yet, they would be less likely to be given a potential victim.
Sexual abuse does not often always involve force, but in those situations - in involves months or years of grooming. Other times, it can absolutely involve force - because of the time necessary. There was a boy assualted about 6 years ago in my hometown in a mens room that he was allowed in unaccompanied.
Proving that men are often sexual predators- and should not be in contact with our children unsupervised. Since most responsible parents - already have leanred that lesson and don't let their sons go into the mens room unaccompanied - that is the safest place, from the perspective of a parent - to have all men use the restroom.
Furthermore, it is not necessarily the fear of the "gay male transvestite" would sexually abuse girls, that is the reason why all men should be using the men's room. It is the fear that a sexual predator will use the guise of a 'gay male transvestite" in order to gain access to the women's room. That he will not actually be a gale male transvestite, but either a heterosexual pedophile, using the guise of transvestite, in order to use women's rooms and be closer to their victims.
So, to summarize because you seem intent on turning this into a circular argument.
All men with male genetalia - no matter their orientation or clothing should use the mens room for these reasons:
1. male children will most often NOT be unaccompanied in the restroom. So even if someone was there to do something bad, they would have less of an opportunity. This contrasts with girls who do tend to use the restroom unaccompanied more often.
2. A gay male transvestite would stand out - and thus be a warning sign of something to avoid.
3. The obviousness of the weirdness of the individual in question may make other men in the facility who are good people - take notice and be on high alert and may be more aware to intervene is such a situation would arise.
4. It would prevent heterosexual pedophiles or those who want to do bad to women from being able to use the guise of transvestite and gain access to the women's room.
5. Anything that denies access of strange men to women and girls in an enclosed space, while they are in a vulnerable position is a good thing.
connie