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To: Balding_Eagle

She was kicked off for breastfeeding. If she had ceased at that moment, she would not have been forced to leave. She knew what her child would and would not tolerate while feeding and chose to avoid a scene that involved fighting with her child to appease a flight attendants prejudices.

Those are the actual facts of the case. And she does have a legal right to nurse, unaccosted.


57 posted on 11/15/2006 7:22:35 PM PST by mockingbyrd (Good heavens! What women these Christians have-----Libanus)
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To: mockingbyrd

She was kicked off for not covering up.

Willful ignorance is a stronghold of Leftists. Quit trying to plant it over here.


84 posted on 11/15/2006 7:31:08 PM PST by Balding_Eagle (God has blessed Republicans with political enemies who are going senile.)
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To: mockingbyrd

I have a legal right to urinate, but not to unzip myself on the way to the bathroom. Apparently she wasn't covered up enough. Explain how taking the blanket would have prevented her from continuing to breastfeed her daughter? Simply taking the blanket would have solved the problem. Nowhere does it say she was asked to stop breastfeeding until she refused to take the blanket.


87 posted on 11/15/2006 7:34:12 PM PST by SALChamps03
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