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Even if the children would use it:
womens bathrooms have stalls only, so the children won't see trans womens genitals.
trans men can't practically use the urinal until they had bottom surgery and therefore have to use the stalls in the mens room as well.
The only thing left is them implying all trans people are rapists, which is as absurd as implying it for all cis people.
I mean, a stand to pee (STP) device is a thing. They even market them for cis women. They’re pretty common among trans men, but I’ve never used them because I’m squeamish about stuff with piss on it, and also don’t want to miss and piss myself in public.
Some look really unrealistic (basically an angled spout on a cup), some look moderately realistic (the spout is flesh colored and penis sized/shaped), and some are made out of silicone, highly sculpted, realistically colored, and you’d never know it wasn’t a penis.
If someone’s kid is even able to notice the fine details of someone’s genitals or how they’re pissing at a urinal, it’s time to have a talk about where to keep your eyes when you’re in the bathroom, anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯