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In article <53nifr$od0@portal.gmu.edu>, Hellbringer@DeathsDoor.Com (David Nixon) says:
>
>On 11 Oct 1996 15:08:09 GMT, Debbie O'Leary
><doleary@falstaff.ucs.indiana.edu> wrote:
>
>>opdi@netshop.net (Alleycat) wrote:
>>
>>>I see nothing wrong with breastfeeding in public provided women make
>>>attempts NOT to expose more than necessary.  I highly admire the
>>>courteous women who are concerned about ALL people's feelings, and make
>>>an attempt to cover up most of the scenery with a blanket.  I don't see
>>>how anyone could criticizse such considerate people.  In fact, if women
>>>were that polite, I doubt politicians would ever have felt a need to
>>>even discuss the subject. Obviously a number of people must've
>>>complained. -- Alleycat
>>
>>So when do the complaints of a few outweigh the needs of society or 
>>babies for that matter? 
>David Nixon
>
>DC - Logic is a systematic method of coming to the wrong conclusion 
>        with confidence.

The needs of society or a baby?  Since when does society or a baby 
require that a woman bare her breasts fully in order to feed her child?
You're talking about YOUR needs, not society's needs. -- Alleycat