[mewzilla]

There is a very important reason. We live in a society where people are free to disagree. In order to keep us from one another’s throats, we set some (generally) agreed upon rules of behavior to keep our interactions civil. Seems to me obliging a breastfeeding mom to drape when feeding her wee one in public is one of those accommodations. Baby gets fed, patrons can enjoy their meal. Ain’t civil society grand?

Try it, ed, you’ll like it.

[editor-surveyor]

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So the world is to live by your irrational standards?

They are definitely not ‘generally’ agreed upon.

(and I’m betting that you were one of the clowns that went out of your way to scope girls brests while waiting for your organ to grow)

[papertyger]

Seems to me obliging a breastfeeding mom to drape when feeding her wee one in public is one of those accommodations. Baby gets fed, patrons can enjoy

Only if you want a society run by parochial prigs. She’s feeding a baby, not changing a sh-tty diaper. If you can’t tell the difference, your opinion has no value.

Grow up.