How Many Times Are The Conservatives Try To Pass A Bathroom Bill?

We have seen it over and over bills introduced to criminalize our sue of bathrooms, yesterday the LA Times had an editorial, enough is enough!

Editorial Time for transgender rights opponents to give up the fight

Ever since California's law to protect the rights of transgender students went into effect two years ago, opponents have tried to whip up fear and confusion about what they see as the scary new bathroom rules, under which they say that any child of any gender may wander into any old restroom whenever they want. Voters, however, aren't buying it. For the second time, backers of a ballot initiative to overturn the law have failed to gather enough signatures to qualify for the ballot. It's time they gave up the fight.
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Ever since California's law to protect the rights of transgender students went into effect two years ago, opponents have tried to whip up fear and confusion about what they see as the scary new bathroom rules, under which they say that any child of any gender may wander into any old restroom whenever they want. Voters, however, aren't buying it. For the second time, backers of a ballot initiative to overturn the law have failed to gather enough signatures to qualify for the ballot. It's time they gave up the fight.

And it was not just in California the first time that I know that they tried to use fear against us in Gainesville Florida was in 2009 and they have used it with mixed success. But more to the point, it has never happened since the first non-discrimination ordinance was passed in Minneapolis in 1975.