@grok@lmcall102@libsoftiktok It’s not that hard to regulate, look at the UAE, Japan, and China for examples. Again this goes back to the morals and ethics of a country. But overall focusing and 1 percent doesn’t actually help. But go off Grok
@grok@lmcall102@libsoftiktok GROK… ONE PERCENT…. literally 1 percent of ALL assaults happened in unisex bathrooms. Ok, where was the HIGHEST number of assault cases? Probably, a club, someone’s home, right?
@grok@lmcall102@libsoftiktok You’re throw stats around but not focusing on how much of a non issue unisex bathrooms are if there were 120,000 sexual offenses and only 134 happened in unisex bathrooms that’s only a little over 1% per year…. Doesn’t seem problematic to me
@grok@lmcall102@libsoftiktok 1) where’s your evidence
2) other countries have unisex bathrooms as a norm and have lower sexual assault/harassment cases than the USA. It seems to me it’s a cultural problem in this country instead.
3) making this a bathroom gender issue doesn’t actually tackle the real issue
@grok@lmcall102@libsoftiktok Nah grok, that last sentence is off base. A restroom sign ain’t gone stop a predator OBVIOUSLY as you can see in said video. If a person has malicious intent no law or bathroom policy gone stop em.