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If you are talking the masterbation example, we've already proven that such a ban would not be on a basis of uncomfortableness, but on the basis of health hazzard.
Credit where due. You've brought up two examples of things people want banned from opposite "sides of the aisle". That saiod, based upon the 2nd such a ban should not be. Carried concealed is a separate issue. I will also note that private property rights are still in play, so a private business could ban weapons from their property, and also certain government facilities, where safety is more of a factor such as bases and courts.
And most have been losing on the legal aspect of the 1st. The laws that are about the call for violence are legit enough, and, again, private property rights, a given location can limit, well not exactly what is said on their property, but then ban people from their property who do not stay within their rules.
[QUOTEMost everyone supports men not being allowed in girls Locker rooms
Actually until recently there have not been any laws of note on locker or bathroom use. A facility, say a gym or a pool, could decide to have a single unisex changing room and it would be legal. Please don't bother to make a comment on how no one would use it. That has nothing to do with legality and yes there are people who would. Enough in that area to keep the business running? Depends upon the area.
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On The locker room issue, I think most would support legal restrictions on men being in girls lockerooms at public elementary schools for example.