Why did North Carolina state government act to limit the definition of discrimination set by NC towns with the so-called bathroom law?

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Interestingly, Governor McCrory admitted that parts of the law that he signed were bad law. http://www.watermarkonline.com/2016/04/19/governor...

Answer 1

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Appeasement of the conservative voters. Conservatives are livid that the Unites States Supreme Court upheld that marriage was a universal right that could not be infringed upon by States. These laws are passed to halt -- before there is an issue -- of certain things. For example, the "bathroom bill" which stopped transgenders identifying as another sex from going into the rest room. There is no evidence this has ACTUALLY happened, but the State wants to ensure that it cant happen. Funny enough a recent Circuit Court decision stated that this law violated Federal Law in schools and has struck down that portion of the law.

Answer 2

How are right wing redneck inbreed hillbillies going to enforce police checking peoples junk at every bathroom in nc, ha. Ha ha its called unisex handcap bathrooms

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because a town can not pass laws that violate state laws.

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I don't know, but they need to keep the perverts out.