On the idiocy of forcing gender equality: the restrooms in Sweden
Recently I traveled to Sweden for a Toastmasters contest at district level.
Soon after landing I searched for a restroom to take a quick leak. But it wasn't going to be quick: there was a queue of at least 10 minutes in the first restroom out of the gates.
"Idiots, going for the very first one", I thought as I kept walking for the second.
Yep, I was sure the next ones were going to be a cue-less breeze.
But the second was the same.
And so was the third.
What was going on here...
Well, I soon realized what was going on.
The restrooms were undifferentiated between men and women.
There was only one restroom, a small single stall, both for men and women. So men who only needed to take a quick piss had to wait in the queue with the women to get a whole stall all for themselves.
Basically, Sweden's "solution" was this: it's unfair that men can use restrooms faster. Let's make all the same instead. And instead of trying to improve people's lives, let's make EVERYONE miserable.
Facepalm :S.
To clarify my position.
I have been writing here on toxic masculinity and I have been very critical of some manosphere authors and texts such as "The Rational Male" and "Preventive Medicine".
But I do believe that our society has culturally moved towards a nonsense idea that men and women are the same (a consequence of the "Blank Slate Theory").
I think it's idiotic, and harmful, to consider men and women the same.
And it's idiotic trying to force "equality" of outcomes between genders.
The Sweden bathrooms is a blatant example of such idiocy, with the consequences readily visible for everyone.
Some other consequence though might not be as visible -but even more harmful-.
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