Kikcked out of concert

[knkali]

I have my thoughts. I will post them after I here from you guys.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl4xBZjQodI

Police state?

[jeepster09]

WOW....your papers please. We are all screwed. Does Canada have any openings? Oh wait they aren't much better. We need to find a island

[Southerngunner]

Police state absolutely , However it's a Poor choice by the mother in my opinion to take an infant that close to the speakers. Also being a Red Booded Male I like boobs as much as any man and I know it my be her right to breast feed in public but I am old fashioned and I believe that should be done in a more private setting.My Grandson is the lead guitar player in a local band and he likes to play loud, but about a year ago we went to a "Buddy Guy" concert and when we were on the way home He said his teeth hurt and his ears was ringing for the next 12 hours. By the way it was a Great concert.

[knkali]

how far are we gonna go to protect people from themselves? While I agree that taking her baby too close to the speakers and in front where she could get pushed down is not smart, she has a right to bring a child who is as smart as she is into this world and possibly deaf too. Wow just wow. Breast feeding matter? Meh. I think the venue handled it as good as they can IF they are gonna protect people from themselves. Offering her a seat at N/C and or a full refund were good alternatives.

[Southerngunner]

I agree the concert security handled it very well and if she didn't have the baby there they wouldn't have even noticed her. I feel they made a good call to intervene on the childs behalf because obviously the Mother wasn't acting in a responsible manner for the child.

[wyntrout]

Mother of the year... somewhere!

Wynn

[wyntrout]

These new emoticons suck! There's not much difference between a lot of them and there's just no emotions... all SMILIES!

Wynn

[yqtszhj]

I agree the concert security handled it very well and if she didn't have the baby there they wouldn't have even noticed her. I feel they made a good call to intervene on the childs behalf because obviously the Mother wasn't acting in a responsible manner for the child.

I agree.

The concert promoters offered her a reasonable deal I think. If something did happen she could have been the very one to sue everyone because "IT WASN'T HER FAULT."

[b4uqzme]

The smartest one in that video was the infant. Just sayin'.

[yqtszhj]

The smartest one in that video was the infant. Just sayin'.

Exactly.

[muggsy]

The police acted in the best interests of the child. The child's mother was brainless, probably from going to too, many concerts. Some people shouldn't be allowed to breed. She's one of them.

[Longitude Zero]

I agree the concert security handled it very well and if she didn't have the baby there they wouldn't have even noticed her. I feel they made a good call to intervene on the childs behalf because obviously the Mother wasn't acting in a responsible manner for the child.

Agreed.

[Longitude Zero]

The police acted in the best interests of the child. The child's mother was brainless, probably from going to too, many concerts. Some people shouldn't be allowed to breed. She's one of them.

Yuppa.

[DavidS]

The police acted in the best interests of the child. The child's mother was brainless, probably from going to too, many concerts. Some people shouldn't be allowed to breed. She's one of them.

Absolutely.
Police State? I think not. There are a myriad of laws to protect children from abuse, most of them are necessary. This law is just one of them.

[spud]

Seemed like the police was extremely reasonable. I really don't have much sympathy for the "mom".