[Fawn]

That pig should cover up. IT’s the law not to walk around topless...a reason why we wear bra’s/shirts. Just because you have a kid sucking on it, doesn’t gives you the right to display your nakedness to kids, parents, mothers, families, men, toddlers, etc. It’s inconsiderate and embarrassing to people. Exhibitionist PIGS. Cover up ...it’s the law.

[treetopsandroofs]

“That pig should cover up. IT’s the law not to walk around topless...a reason why we wear bra’s/shirts. Just because you have a kid sucking on it, doesn’t gives you the right to display your nakedness to kids, parents, mothers, families, men, toddlers, etc. It’s inconsiderate and embarrassing to people. Exhibitionist PIGS. Cover up ...it’s the law.”

And that’s where these FR threads usually go.

Dresden and circumcision discussions produce a similar outcome.

[Mrs. Don-o]

True, a nursing mother should keep reasonably covered up, and it’s not that hard to do. Usually the baby’s head blocks the view -— unless the baby is one of those on-again off-again types. And a little “blankie” helps.

But listen: I don’t think it’s right to call the woman a pig. It violates our common code of respect. There are other ways to make your point.

[Celerity]

“Cover up ...it’s the law.”

Actually it’s not the law. Breastfeeding in public is covered in CT law. Says right in the article.

Now, for the frosted side of my reply. You’re too angry and should prolly get help.

[surroundedbyblue]

You’re ridiculous. How can you expect anyone to take you seriously? And do you rebuke the little teenagers and twenty-somethings, scantily-clad, running around in public show ok g more boob and cleavage then I do when I’m nursing my infant? I doubt it.

[Brookhaven]

Actually, in most states it is 100% legal for women to walk around topless.

In the green states below, it is legal for women to go topless anywhere it is legal for men UNLESS there is a specific ordinance prohibiting it in that area. For example, a woman can't go topless on Venice Beach in California, because there is a specific ordinance prohibiting it, but anywhere else in California--perfectly legal.

Now, a business can have a "not shirt, no shoes, no service" policy, but when it comes to walking down the street, topless is legal for both men and women in most states.

[sagar]

“That pig should cover up. IT’s the law not to walk around topless...a reason why we wear bra’s/shirts. “

I would not go that far, but your sentiment is well understood. Here is an un-PC thought — have your husband do the shopping while you nurse the baby. /duck