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Gender-specific toilets to be required in non-residential buildings in England
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 06 May 2024
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Wait what if the building is a small shop that has a singular room with a toilet and sink in it? The little bookstore near my house only has 1 water closet. Those type of stores will be illegal to build from now on?
That would be a ‘universal’ toilet and thus allowed.
God these people are fucking stupid.
That's a gender neutral bathroom.
It doesn't mean there's a stripper pole and a doctor handing out hormones.
Wait, your bathrooms don't have a doctor handing out shots hanging around in the corner?
Wait, your bathrooms don't have stripper poles?
It's unsanitary. Don't want nothin spreading. My kitchens though, let's just say my lasagna ain't the only thing cooking in there.