It's still awfully public

found on Izismile

I'm not sure how putting urinal in a public place reduces public urination. Anyone who uses it is still urinating in public.

Is "more public" really what you want in a restroom?

found on Dump A Day

This is definitely "more public". That much is not in question. I'm not sure that's an improvement, however.

When there's a Very Important Pooper visiting

found on Reddit

You might naively wonder aren't all events there supposed to be private - but that would be forgetting that they're called "public" restrooms, not private restrooms.

Apparently some people CAN put a price on privacy

found on Reddit

It appears to only seat 3, so I guess not only can some people put a price on privacy, some don't even set the price very high.

Privacy that's only as strong as the weakest barrier

found on eBaum's World

Sometimes it's a window, sometimes it's a door, and sometimes it's a wall. 

Signs that privacy might be dead

from here and here (image source)

As much as we might hate to admit it, there are many signs out there that people just don't think that privacy is valuable anymore. This public restroom is one such example. I've heard that sharing is caring, but I can't decide which is worse: pooping with friends or pooping with strangers.

Isn't it always meant for private events?

found on Funny Junk

Of course a public restroom isn't actually terribly private, but it's the principle of the thing. Also I have to wonder how much more private that flimsy barrier makes it. Probably not very. 

Definitely want to avoid that blast

found on The Art Of Trolling

It's fine as long as we can't see your face, right?

from here (image source)

You've got to ask yourself, who installed this and thought it was OK?