Should Trans People be allowed to use opposite sex bathrooms?

Quote: Mission146

I'll make sure to let the Christian bookstores know they need to change their window advertising. And, names, in many cases.

I guess the stores that specifically sell women's, or men's, clothing, are also going to have to go.

Quote: DoubleGold

I drank Bud for over 4 decades so I can understand why it's the best selling brand (Bud Light).

No doubt it was my chosen brand because it tasted the best.


Socialism (public school popularity) and capitalism (beer popularity) don't mix.

They're like oil and water.

"Most" people got the Covid-19 vaccine. You didn't think they should do that, did you?

Quote: Mission146

I'll make sure to let the Christian bookstores know they need to change their window advertising. And, names, in many cases.

Those will all go out of business.

Business is tough enough to break-even without socialism.

Quote: Mission146

I guess the stores that specifically sell women's, or men's, clothing, are also going to have to go.

It would depend if they incorporated socialism into the capitalist business model.

If they do, they'll go broke too.

Quote: DoubleGold

Those will all go out of business.

Business is tough enough to break-even without socialism.

Will all of the clothing stores meant to appeal to specific genders also go out of business?

Also, if you consider online, I don't think *ALL* of the Christian bookstores will go out of business. I don't think ALL of the physical ones will any time in the next couple of decades. If they have a problem at all, then it is not that they appeal to Christians, it is that the products they offer are no longer desirable as the better part of them are available online, available online at a cheaper price or available in other physical stores at a cheaper price.

Quote: DoubleGold

It would depend if they incorporated socialism into the capitalist business model.

If they do, they'll go broke too.

How does one incorporate socialism into a capitalist business model?

Also, hasn't a grocery store chain such as Hy-Vee already been doing that, if it even can be done? The store itself is 100% employee-owned, so I don't know how much more Socialist it can get than that.

I think that you just call anything you don't like, "Socialism."

Quote: Mission146

"Most" people got the Covid-19 vaccine. You didn't think they should do that, did you?

A vaccine would be social.

Any social mechanism inserted in capitalism won't work.

Like the lock-downs.

Quote: DoubleGold

A vaccine would be social.

Any social mechanism inserted in capitalism won't work.

Like the lock-downs.

The vaccines were given to the public freely, so I don't think the motivations were ever Capitalist on those.

I also disagreed with the lockdowns.

I have to be honest with you: I'm starting to become bored. You're going to have to argue with something substantial as most of this has been way too easy to parry.

Quote: Mission146

Will all of the clothing stores meant to appeal to specific genders also go out of business?

Also, if you consider online, I don't think *ALL* of the Christian bookstores will go out of business. I don't think ALL of the physical ones will any time in the next couple of decades. If they have a problem at all, then it is not that they appeal to Christians, it is that the products they offer are no longer desirable as the better part of them are available online, available online at a cheaper price or available in other physical stores at a cheaper price.

Quote: DoubleGold

It would depend if they incorporated socialism into the capitalist business model.

If they do, they'll go broke too.