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In article <53k4gd$ghi@noc.van.hookup.net>, Alleycat <opdi@netshop.net> 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 some woman is trying to deal with a screaming, hungry baby (or
occasionally two) and if she doesn't cover up completely and you get a
look at her (horrors!) breast or even perhaps her <watch out, dirty
word coming!> nipple, and you'd like to have her arrested?  

I'm sure people have complained.  Some people will complain about
anything.  Some complaints just aren't valid.  
-- 
Matthew T. Russotto                                russotto@pond.com
"Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice, and moderation in pursuit
of justice is no virtue."