"...the mother was quoted as saying "...well, I know all about safety. My child was perfectly safe. I would never have held her over the side of that 12th floor balcony if I thought she might fall. What kind of mom do you think I am? Besides, up to the point I dropped her, she was having a great time...".
"There is no reason we should ever concern ourselves with the actions of others. Today, the antiquated concepts of "good judgment, common sense, and consequences" have no place in our modern society. People should be able to do what ever they want, including endangering the lives of others. Who are we to judge."
The above view is brought to you by those who, in matters of antisocial behavior, deny that the Emperor has no clothes. I, for one, am happy to say that there is no legitimate reason to breastfeed while driving. None. She had, and still has, options to handle this situation.
As to the excuse makers who are defending this stellar mom, just what situation could occur that would lead you to say "...now that was a bad decision, and they should be punished..."? Don't try to make some wimpy "...they took God out of public schools...", or "...oh, we're killing Gaia..." crap, either.
I mean, be honest. What type of depraved act would one person have to commit on another person to motivate you to call the action wrong, and the perp., after the act is proved beyond a shadow of a doubt, worthy of punishment? Murder, Rape, Child Abuse. Are these acts OK, too? Maybe in some culture, somewhere, but not in our culture.
Now, please excuse me while I vomit up my breakfast, after having to read your pathetic support for this "Good Mother".
"There is no reason we should ever concern ourselves with the actions of others. Today, the antiquated concepts of "good judgment, common sense, and consequences" have no place in our modern society. People should be able to do what ever they want, including endangering the lives of others. Who are we to judge."
The above view is brought to you by those who, in matters of antisocial behavior, deny that the Emperor has no clothes. I, for one, am happy to say that there is no legitimate reason to breastfeed while driving. None. She had, and still has, options to handle this situation.
As to the excuse makers who are defending this stellar mom, just what situation could occur that would lead you to say "...now that was a bad decision, and they should be punished..."? Don't try to make some wimpy "...they took God out of public schools...", or "...oh, we're killing Gaia..." crap, either.
I mean, be honest. What type of depraved act would one person have to commit on another person to motivate you to call the action wrong, and the perp., after the act is proved beyond a shadow of a doubt, worthy of punishment? Murder, Rape, Child Abuse. Are these acts OK, too? Maybe in some culture, somewhere, but not in our culture.
Now, please excuse me while I vomit up my breakfast, after having to read your pathetic support for this "Good Mother".