She's in court, can't leave, baby wants to be fed.
The same argument applies, doesnt it? Hey, whats even remotely sexual about peeing? You have an issue with a bare penis? Get over it, you pervert! Its natural, and its horribly selfish of you to require men to hold their pee until they get to some sort of interior urinal!
That doesn't even compare. All that shows is your immaturity or sexual issues. She's in court and has to keep that baby quiet. If the baby was bottle fed, there wouldn't be an issue but because he's breast fed, people act like idiots.
She's in court, can't leave, baby wants to be fed.
Right... and... that explains why she needs to "bare it" instead of being discreet and modest... HOW, again?
[paladinan]
The same argument applies, doesnt it? Hey, whats even remotely sexual about peeing? You have an issue with a bare penis? Get over it, you pervert! Its natural, and its horribly selfish of you to require men to hold their pee until they get to some sort of interior urinal!
[dragonblustar]
That doesn't even compare. All that shows is your immaturity or sexual issues.
Ah, of course... the ever-winning mix of "special pleading fallacy" and ad hominem insults. If you'd like to have a civil discussion about this, fine; if you just want to flame, talk to the wall.
She's in court and has to keep that baby quiet.
Up to a point, yes (though that issue has already been addressed, c.f. babysitter, feeding the baby before going in, etc.).
If the baby was bottle fed, there wouldn't be an issue but because he's breast fed, people act like idiots.
Hey... don't let me interrupt your mature use of insults for those who disagree with you! :)
But seriously... you seem to have missed the main point, in favor of your pet red-herring: I'm not objecting to public breast-feeding. I'm not. Honest. Read that? NOT. N.O.T.
I object to the approach of some women (who apparently have your support, in this matter) who think nothing of "whipping it out" and showing her bare breast for the world to see, with a militant sort of devil-may-care attitude which throws modesty (what is that, again?) to the winds. See the distinction?
Sounds like she secretly wanted to fail so her mother would have to continue taking care of her earlier "oops."