Posted on 04/15/2019 9:51:00 AM PDT by EveningStar
Full title: Mom says she and 'giggling' son with special needs were asked to leave movie theater for 'disruptive behavior'
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Some people have no tolerance for human frailties.
When I think about little injustices like this that used to happen in the days before social media... No one whined about them. You dealt with whatever, and moved on.
Including me.
How do you know it was a few giggles for 20 seconds?
Because mom said?
And if it was recorded, how do you know that was the only time?
Give me a ####ing break with the holier than thou attitude.
Rent a movie for the kid and watch it at home.
Movies cost a lot these days. People deserve to enjoy what they paid for.
I didn’t know we had snowflakes here.
Why was spending 50 dollars for a movie and candy and wanting to enjoy it an injustice?
And if she had ‘aborted’ her ‘imperfect’ child before or after his birth, she’d be lauded as a HERO to the Socialists around her!
*SPIT*
Some guy was on TV the other day saying he took his two year-old daughter to see Dumbo, expecting the cartoon.
Instead, it was a dark I-Max thing that scared his daughter stiff. As they left the theater without seeing most of the movie, the other patrons looked at him like he was crazy for taking a kid there.
We had a teen with a similar disability who attended our church. He would burst out every minute or so in a blood-curdling shriek. It was very distracting, and the anticipation of his next outburst put everyone on edge. Impossible to concentrate.
We had a cry room, but his behavior would send the babies into fits.
We avoided the services he attended, and eventually he stopped going altogether.
There is no place to rent movies anymore.
Tourette syndrome?
Probably Tourettes. Poor guy.
redbox and netflix
Sure there is. The public library has many movies to borrow. Also, there's a new fangled thing called "streaming".
The injustice was how they got treated.
I wonder if parents would take their children who have vocalized tourette syndrome to a PGA golf tournament such as the Masters?
My daughter had one at her school. It was like having a fire alarm with a short in it.
“Some people have no tolerance for human frailties.”
As a mother of eight I have never, not once, insisted that my children have a right to impose their behavior on other people at restaurants, theaters, or any other public venue.
To the contrary, I have an obligation to make sure that my children are not a disruption to other people. And one of my kids is quite the talker and she does not get to go to theaters to see movies and we also don’t take her to nice restaurants.
She’ll eventually outgrow this but until then her problems are not everyone else’s problems.
You think that is bad. Wait till the Commies take over and the kids are Shot in their seats. Liberals have so very much to learn.
At the theater in the town where I grew up (in the 50’s/60’s), there was a small, isolation room with a one-way glass...and it was soundproof. It was for “nursing” mother privacy, or crying babies, so as not to disturb the other folks...I always thought it was a good idea.
However, the last time I was at a theater was the year “Top Gun” (with Tom Cruz) was released, so I don’t know if such things exist anymore in those establishments.
We were in a fast food place in Las Vegas where an autistic kid was absolutely screaming non-stop for at least 30 minutes. The parents were obviously aware of it but did nothing.
There is a balance point somewhere where his right to scream uncontrollably infringes on others rights to not have to hear this. The parents should have recognized this and done something other than staring at their food.
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