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>>Got a cite of victims actually making the claim? I haven't seen any such, only politicians claiming that victims are making that claim.
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>>The truth is that a man who wants to attack women isn't going to be stopped by the sign on the restroom door. No idea about New Zealand, but in the US, restroom attendants are few and far between, so there's no one to say "hey, you don't belong in there."
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>The issue really isn't LGBT individuals per se using the restroom of their choice. As I said earlier, men are far more likely to engage in this kind of behavior if given the chance.
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>Here's a case of a male model citizen using the female restroom for nefarious purposes.
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>http://www.pennlive.com/news/2016/04/man_charged_after_10-year-old.html
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>This kind of thing is why the majority of citizens in North Carolina support the new law.

But what does this have to do with a trans-woman using the woman's room? This guy broke the existing law.

Tamar