Feminists & Leftists Now Want to Force Men to Sit Down to Pee

The Feminist’s War on Masculinity: Now They Want Laws to Force Men to Sit-Down to Pee

Not satisfied with telling you what to do, how to eat, how to dress, how to act and how to talk, the feminists and the socialists now want to tell you how to pee.  The lunacy has reached such a point that some people speculates that standing up while urinating may soon be illegal for men in Europe. [10] Believe it or not, upright male urination is now politically incorrect. Male representatives on the Sormland County Council and the Sweedish Left Party are pushing for “sitting only” public restrooms. Exactly how the self-avowed socialist and feminist political party plans on enforcing the allegedly more sanitary restroom habits of males remains to be seen. [10]  Supporters of the law against standing while urinating also believe that male health will be bolstered when urinating while sitting on a toilet so the bladder empties more effectively, according to the Huffington Post. [11] The Naked Scientists website notes that a similar movement is also brewing in Germany, France and Holland. [12]  Feminists in some portions of Europe have begun carrying sings stating “Drop your trousers and sit” with a logo of a man urinating standing up with a big red “X” over the image. [10] Some women are taking the fight against standing urination so seriously that placards have also been spotted with the wording, “Not another filthy puddle on MY bathroom floor!” to discourage standing while urinating at home. [10] The Left Party is not at a loss for reasons to outlaw standing while urinating in Europe. UPI reports that supporters also believe sitting while urinating will reduce potential prostate issues and bolster the opportunity for a longer sex life. [11]

A German Court Rules that Men Do Have the Right to Stand Up to Pee

Believe it or not, it took a court’s ruling to accord men the right of urinating while standing. [16] Strangely enough, just like it was the case in Sweeden, some sections of German society have a bizarre obssession with obliging men to answer nature’s call while seated, the Telegraph reported. [9] The dispute in Duesseldorf is actually part of a long-running debate in Germany over whether men should be encouraged to sit down when urinating. The controversy pits stehpinklers (men who stand up to pee) against sitzpinklers (men who sit down), and it has taken some bizarre twists over the years. [5] This lunacy reached such an extent that it is not uncommon to find home-made signs in German bathrooms commanding men to adopt a seated position. [9] A German court recently ruled in favor of mens’ right to pee standing up after a landlord tried to retain part of a tenant’s 3,000 euro deposit for allegedly damaging the marble floor of a toilet by sprinkling it with urine.  [1] [15] The landmark decision was taken in a case in which a landlord tried to retain part of a tenant’s 3,000 euro deposit for allegedly damaging his toilet. [1]  Apparently the tenant, who hasn’t been named for the sake of privacy, had the habit of urinating while standing up. Owing to the habit, the landlord alleged, the urine stains got permanently embedded into the soft marble laid on the bathroom floor.  The landlord complained that his tenant had caused €1,900 (£1,440) of damage to the floor of the bathroom. [4] [9]  However, the judge didn’t find the habit wrong, nor fit for a penalty. [16] Judge Stefan Hank in the city of Duesseldorf said men who insist on standing “must expect occasional rows with housemates, especially women” but cannot be held to account for collateral damage.  [3] He also noted that men were being steadily groomed or sometimes forced into peeing while sitting down.  “Despite growing domestication of men in this matter, urinating while standing up is still widespread,” he said [3] [8] [15] [16] Furthermore, anyone who was in the habit of urinating while standing up shouldn’t be liable for a penalty. The debate about whether men should stand or sit is no laughing matter in Germany, where some toilets have red traffic-style signs forbidding the standing position. [1] [6] There is also a derogatory term for men who sit and pee – “Sitzpinkler” – which implies that it is a wimpy and anti-masculine behavior. [1] [3] [4] [16] University of Louisville professor John Gamel believes that seated urination laws will not stop men from behaving in a less than sanitary manner while relieving themselves. According to Gamel’s statements in the Huffington Post, spatter caused during the “shake off” will still occur in Europe because “no man will want to shake” by sticking their hand inside a toilet. [11]

The “Voice Alarm” Electronic Gadget that Reminds Men to Sit Down to Pee