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Fines for not allowing to Breast Feed?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/3909153.stm
What a load of rubbish. Personally I am not offended by the site of this but I'm sure some people are. Whilst eating in a resturant I really wouldn't want to have it done blatantly in front of me, but to threaten financial penalties to business who ask a woman to stop doing so would be PC'ness got nuts. What I'm sure would help the situation would be more facilities allowing mothers to be able to do it in private if they wish. I'm sure there are many Muslims who would object to this sort of thing. What will resturants fear most, the threat of a £2000 fine or accusations of racial/religious intolerance? |
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Do Muslim children not drink milk, then?
I think it's an excellent idea, there's nothing remotely offensive and everything natural about breastfeeding children. There's everything offensive about being ordered not to feed a child in a public place. Private places are different, of course. I refuse to accept that women shoud be stigmatised and discriminated against for doing what's best for their child, that's outrageous. |
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Mealtimes in a restaurant?? whatever next? :D
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There are far more things in life to worry about, than someone feeding their baby. That's all I can contribute to this thread. |
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The legislation might seem a mit much, and it's hardly a question of being PC - otherwise we'd hide mothers and babies away just to avoid offending anyone, but it's long overdue that something so totally unthreatening to anyone should simply be allowed without question. __________________ Quote:
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I don't mind.
Just so long as I don't get fined for watching. |
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I am wth you in that I can't see how it can possibly be offensive, especially with the amount of boobs you see around you anyway in newspapers, magazines, etc. (But then again, because they look the same as a male chest, but bigger, I never saw the fuss about why one is fine to look at, and the other isn't anyway). I am not a fan of PCness though, and we do have to share this world with other people (as much as some wouldn't like to admit it)... And these people might object, so we should find some happy medium that keeps everyone happy. If someone objects, can't the lady use the toilet? OK, not the nicest of venues, but I don't suppose the kid will mind. I wouldn't like to see restaurants banning it as a rule, but geninely if someone is really offended by it (Gawd knows why) then I think you'd have to consider them, as well as everyone else. |
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I was hoping for so much more than this in a bill entitled 'the Breastfeeding Scotland Bill'. I had images of the entire country being force breast-fed :D
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There's nothing at all wrong with a woman breast feeding a baby no matter where it is done. Most of the time you wouldn't really see anything anyway, it's all in their minds. There is something wrong with people who complain about it though, they have no need to watch what's going on. I have seen many other things going on in restaurants that are much more objectionable.
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such as a propaganda leaflet type airdrop, consisting of various issues of the sunday sport ? <flippant mode = off> |
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