Here is one from the “Really? Congress, really?” file. A new bill sponsored by Rep. Edolphus Towns (D-N.Y.) really brings forth the question, is this really necessary? In a move that is being hailed (by the 5 feminists that know about it) as a victory for woman’s rights, Rep. Towns proposed a bill that would require the number of toilets available for women to equal or exceed the number of toilets and urinals in men’s restrooms.
This is a bill that will finally address this long standing issue that hasn’t been a concern until last month, about women no longer being oppressed by the evil male phalacrocy by having too few places to pee. But what are people saying about this?
Former District mayor Sharon Pratt weighed in on this desperate situation as she told the house committee that “the disparity in restrooms is glaring, inconvenient, enormously inefficient and downright unfair.” Also, Kathryn H. Anthony, an architecture professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, said that being forced to wait in line for restrooms is a form of gender bias. Ms. Anthony also stated “Delaying voiding can result in serious medical conditions,” she said in remarks submitted to the committee.
However, in a slap in the face to all the gerbil bladders out there, Robert A. Peck, the GSA’s public buildings commissioner, said his agency generally does not get complaints about the lack of facilities for females in office buildings. I do not see how that can be I mean with the economy in the shitter and the worst oil spill in history going on right now how could he possibly not see the dire situation that toilet disparity causes.
Good for you congress, putting national security and the economic stability of this country on the back burner so that you can address this life threatening issue (jack asses) at taxpayer expense. Now I am sure that they are going to have to run the numbers by the CBO in order to make sure that it is not cost effective or efficiently handled, after all it is Congress.
Until Next Time: Honey-bucket










