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Quixote1818

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11. You are saying they had the right but shouldn't?

Reply to TinkerTot55 (Reply #3)

Sat Aug 10, 2013, 01:21 AM

Aug 2013

My head is spinning all over the place.

Bottom line is she was in the right under the law. Period! Fuck anyone who wants to tell her to cover up and is disgusted by the sight of a breast regardless of "places" the business has set up for her. Under the law ANY "place" is just fine for breast feeding in all 50 states as it should be.

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Breastfeeding Discrimination - Mom stands her ground [View all] Quixote1818 Aug 2013 OP

These people act like feeding your child is right up there with giving a bj in public. Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2013 #1

Oh my god a nipple!!!! Quixote1818 Aug 2013 #2

(R) Rep. Wilson is against Capitalism lobodons Aug 2013 #5

This is not an issue of breastfeeding discrimination. TinkerTot55 Aug 2013 #3

Why should the mother cover up the baby? RC Aug 2013 #6

So many people assuming facts not in evidence. TinkerTot55 Aug 2013 #15

Nothing wrong with asking, but if you're going to demand it, I affraid I'm going to........ W T F Aug 2013 #7

Actually, no. TinkerTot55 Aug 2013 #13

There is EVERYTHING wrong with . . . MrModerate Aug 2013 #8

You are saying they had the right but shouldn't? Quixote1818 Aug 2013 #11

Please read carefully? TinkerTot55 Aug 2013 #14

Neither is there any particular benefit to the baby in being covered . . .n/t markpkessinger Aug 2013 #20

BS, get over it. Breast feeding is better for a baby and one of the most natural things that occurs glowing Aug 2013 #16

Amusing.... TinkerTot55 Aug 2013 #17

No, she had one side of her tank top down and her child was blocking most of her breast with glowing Aug 2013 #18

But there is also no harm in Not being modest. It should be up to each mother to decide okwmember Aug 2013 #19

The decision of whether or not to "be modest" should be for the nursing mother to decide... markpkessinger Aug 2013 #21

Yes, it's the attention-whoring. Pool Hall Ace Aug 2013 #23

everyone should have the right to suck on body parts anywhere they want in public nt msongs Aug 2013 #4

At the very least, up to the age of two . . . n/t MrModerate Aug 2013 #9

Ok I have to laugh. Hassin Bin Sober Aug 2013 #10

I often breast fed in public. SheilaT Aug 2013 #12

Bottle VS. Breast feed children.... Corporate america has cultivated the talking points midnight Aug 2013 #22