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Obviously, you have not watched the video. The nurse who was kicked did not even touch Kennedy. I see no aggressive action by the nurses against Kennedy- except they took control of the elevator panel and a nurse stood in front of the stairway. You cannot take a newborn out of a nursery to the outside until discharge. It is dangerous to the baby- hospitals have germs, and dangerous to the other infants if the baby was exposed to a virus while on his dads expedition. If they did not want to obey the rules of the hospital, they should have delivered at home. If you advocate for his behavior-then your words speak for itself on your position regarding women in this society. Kennedy could have handled this in an adult manner, as previous posters have said. To defend assault is sick.

There you go again, insinuating that I am advocating violence towards women. You want to know what I am 'advocating'? I am advocating that Kennedy has civil rights which include the presumption of innocence before you get to put his head into the hangman's noose, you hateful little troll. Nobody is 'defending' assault. You however continue to accuse others of advocating violence towards women and that puts you at the bottom of the food chain, and I would seek out the services of a wino in the local hospital clinic before allowing you as an alleged 'nurse' to get within 10 feet of me. Your animus towards anyone who doesn't buy into your "hang 'em high" mentality regarding Douglass Kennedy is shameful, as you have clearly established yourself as judge, jury and executioner.

Kennedy's actions on or OFF video could not have been considered as serious as you're making out, or the district attorney would not have chosen to file mere misdemeanor charges, nor would Kennedy have been allowed to walk free since the event occurred more than a MONTH ago on January 7th. Prosecutors know which offenses require immediate action, and this was clearly not one of them.

Your own statements in this thread have demonstrated that you are incapable of any objectivity whatsoever. In America, anyone accused of a crime, be it accompanied by videotape or not, is entitled to the presumption of innocence until they are convicted in a court by a jury of their peers. That is basic Constitution 101.

You obviously need some remedial courses.