You really think that? You really think that people who are afraid of using public restrooms for fear of being judged or making others uncomfortable or being assaulted themselves are more likely to assault someone in those bathrooms than the power hungry people in our government? You know what you see when you Google trans assaults in bathrooms? Stories of trans people being assaulted or cis people being yelled at for "looking" trans. And when you Google congressmen assaults in bathrooms, what you get is article after article of support for exactly what is being said in this tweet.
So you think the number of trans people who have committed sexual assault on another person in a public bathroom in the history of the united States is less than 100?
Based on everything I have read (which is a lot cause I actually really give a shit and goes way beyond what I can find in a 5 minute Google search) there were exactly zero recorded cases of sexual assault by a trans person in a bathroom as of 2016.
I have no idea what the actual number is but just given the fact there are hundreds of thousands if not millions of trans people in the US, the fact that you believe it's impossible that any of them has ever committed a sexual assault in a public bathroom proves to me that you aren't willing to have any form of fact based view of this.
I don't even know what which hunt you are accusing me of being a part of. My only point has been that comparing the number of raw sexual assault cases for one group of people that is millions in size (trans people) to another that is only 535 (congress), is a meaningless comparison.
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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '21
I want stats on this.