Oh God, I can see the lawsuits now.

If a man walks around dressed as a woman and if a woman walks around dressed as a man for the sole purpose of lurking in the others bathrooms, then there's already a problem.

And don't the womens bathrooms have mainly just stalls that they use? I'm not sure what a guy dressed as a woman can do in there whilst everyone's washing their hands that they can't do in an alley.

If anything a woman dressed as a man can go into the mens bathroom and see dicks everywhere.

What an useless thing to do.

Yet no one has a problem with lesbians in the womens and gay men in the mens.

Never understood the urge to see someone taking a shit...

How about we simply use the bathroom and stop making such an issue?

If people were actually scared of creeps, then we would've been flipping out over gays and lesbians in their respective bathrooms.

Why don't we just make better stalls and have everyone relax?

Humans are in clear trouble if we are still arguing over bathrooms. Who ever thought such a simple invention would cause so many issues?

1. Target sales aren't down...

2. I seriously doubt creeps cared much about Targets Official bathroom policy.

3. Target is quite popular amongst the LGBT community.

4. Sometimes doing the right thing makes people angry.

5. This quote is from an article on the Forbes main page.

"Conservative groups can call for boycotts all they want, it’s unlikely that Target will lose much business. Quite the opposite. History has proven that companies that come down on the side of inclusion, not exclusion, profit.

Being inclusive is simply good business, particularly for a company such as Target.

Target operates 1,800 stores, many of them in large urban markets. Its growth plan, in fact, is rooted in new urban stores and on college campuses — markets that tend to rally around traditional left-leaning causes. But those causes are no longer those just for the left and have been adopted by more mainstream Americans.

And it’s not just about customers, but a company’s own employees as well. Target employs nearly 350,000 people. To support policies of inclusion is akin to supporting its own staff and all its variety."

Companies shouldn't be making political statements. Anyway I'd hope there were some guidelines in place to minimize possible abuse of this. I could definitely see people take advantage of this. Really isn't worth the hassle it can cause

Also, you should know that there hasn't been any actual impact on Target from this. Walmart's sales going up don't matter if Targets sales aren't effected.

You're just trying to make it seem like people actually care about this.

In the mean time France laughs at us and our pathetic little problems