Woman Finds A Creepy Man Lurking In A Target Bathroom & What Happens Next Is WORSE

by Greg Campbell | May 16, 2016 5:59 pm

Target likely thought that they would garner positive PR attention for their new policy allowing men to use the same facilities as women. However, since announcing their policy, Target has become the target of a boycott by over a million people and the company is losing billions. It’s not hard to understand why, either. With stories like the one below[1], who the hell would want to shop at a place that prioritizes the needs of perverts over the needs of customers?

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From Western Journalism:

Conservative radio host Glenn Beck has weighed in on the continuing saga of Target’s transgender bathroom policy.

Some have compared Target’s decision to allow anyone to use any restroom based on gender identity, with Dr. Martin Luther King’s march in Selma.

On his radio show Friday, Beck, noting that transgender individuals make up 0.3 percent of the population, said, “It’s a little demeaning to Martin Luther King and those who marched over the bridge in Selma, who were beaten, who were hung from trees, who were burned to death, who were cut up and thrown into rivers, who were buried without anybody even knowing them. It’s a little demeaning. Not allowed to vote compared to, ‘I want to go into the ladies’ restroom so I feel uncomfortable.’”

Beck went on to relay a story told to him by his makeup artist, Bailey. According to Beck, Bailey told him she had a friend who visited the women’s restroom in Target, where she came upon a “creepy guy” leaning against the restroom wall. When the woman looked at the man questioningly, the man said, “I have every right to be here, and you can’t do anything about it.”

Following the confrontation, the woman located a Target manager and filed a report of the incident. The manager responded, “I’m sorry. We can’t do anything about that.”

Although the man did not present himself as a female or even pretend to be female, Target made no attempt to remove the man from the restroom.

Beck went on to relay a story told to him by his makeup artist, Bailey. According to Beck, Bailey told him she had a friend who visited the women’s restroom in Target, where she came upon a “creepy guy” leaning against the restroom wall. When the woman looked at the man questioningly, the man said, “I have every right to be here, and you can’t do anything about it.”

Following the confrontation, the woman located a Target manager and filed a report of the incident. The manager responded, “I’m sorry. We can’t do anything about that.”

Although the man did not present himself as a female or even pretend to be female, Target made no attempt to remove the man from the restroom.

It’s long overdue that conservatives mobilize to utilize the power of the consumer to articulate to companies that we are not interested in shopping at places who seek to destroy our cultural or political values.

My advice to Target? Apologize, reverse the policy and beg customers to return.