[Ernie Kaputnik]

“Kicking a woman. What a tough guy.”

Well, no offense intended here, but if I’m holding my newborn son and somebody “lunges” at me in an effort to take him away, then hell yes, I’m going to kick that person as hard as I possibly can (because I can’t hit them without dropping my son) regardless if they are a man or woman, tall or short, young or old, with a wooden leg, and wearing glasses. And I wouldn’t give two shiites what anybody thinks or says about it.

But that’s just me.

[mkjessup]

I gotta agree with you Ernie, I’m no fan of the Kennedys but you are absolutely right in this instance.

[wintertime]

Please read post #21.

What would be your reaction to the hospital staff if one of your children were kidnapped from the hospital?

Again please read post #21. It has happened.

[jessduntno]

“But that’s just me.”

Good to know. If you can’t think of anyway to have handled that better, this is good to know. Cradle the baby in your arms and turn your back, for instance? And who the hell said she was lunging at him? HIM? A Kennedy wouldn’t lie, I know but c’mon....

[Hot Tabasco]

but if I’m holding my newborn son

How would they know it's yours and not somebody else's? Babies have been stolen before.......In fact, I find it very unusual that this guy would want to remove his three day old baby from the hospital and take it outside for a "bit of fresh air".....But I suppose that happens all the time, right?

[GoldenPup]

...regardless if they are a man or woman, tall or short, young or old, with a wooden leg, and wearing glasses.

Or a blind, hunch-back midget with a club foot. I agree.

[stinkerpot65]

I agree. A lot of nurses are small people on a power trip. Much like stewardesses, TSA thugs, and the entire public school system.