Tennessee senate passes bill requiring business that let trannies use facility of choice to post that. Outrage ensues!

Last Thursday the Tennessee state senate passed a bill requiring businesses that allow either sex to use whichever restroom they want to to make that clear to customers.

The bill says “a public or private entity or business that...as a matter of formal or informal policy, allows a member of either biological sex to use any public restroom within the building or facility shall post notice of the policy at the entrance of each public restroom in the building or facility.”

The sign included in the bill must read: “This facility maintains a policy of allowing the use of restrooms by either biological sex, regardless of the designation on the restroom.”

Seems quite useful, since trannies wouldn't have to worry about asking an employee if that was the policy of that business, eh?

But amazingly--or actually, quite predictably--transgender "activists" were OUTRAGED, condemning the bill as “discriminatory since it could lead to harassment and embarrassment."

I'm convinced these people would bitch about a cool rain if they were dying in the desert.  Seems to me the signs would relieve trannies of the need to worry about whether they'd be welcome to use the restroom of their choice.  But evidently trannies believe telling the truth is "discrimination."

Source.