T. Verbosa has a simple answer to such complicated questions, which I think means people just intuitively and informally select their bathroom of comfort like they’ve been doing for centuries just like they intuitively know to right-drive and not mow down pedestrians, children, muppets, chihuahuas, lamp posts, phone booths,, horse carriages, milkmen, bagpipers, drag queens, kittens, mittens, platypuses, etc., so it looks like a rare point of agreement of both principle and implementation has been reached in this ideological debate.
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”When we get behind the wheel of a motor vehicle, we all know which side of the road to drive on and nearly all of us manage to keep to the correct side without being told constantly to "stay in your lane" by law enforcement officers. We don't need police offers riding shotgun, sitting in the backseat, or blowing whistles, holding up signs, and shouting and gesturing at us from the outside in order for us to follow the basic traffic laws and social conventions we picked up by osmosis growing up long before we took a driver's ed course and got our licenses.
When we're behind the wheel of a car or truck, none of us needs constant reminding to remain on the road instead of jumping the curb and riding roughshod all over the sidewalks, lawns, parks, playgrounds, fields - and plowing down pedestrians, prams, pets, cyclists, street vendors, skateboarders, roller bladers, strollers and joggers in the process.”