I recently had an experience with this type that was so absurd it belonged in a movie. Waiting in line at a bakery with my kid (who was uncharacteristically sil

I recently had an experience with this type that was so absurd it belonged in a movie. Waiting in line at a bakery with my kid (who was uncharacteristically silent) and a woman in front of us with a newborn who was crying loudly. A mid 20s woman came in with her dog and immediately started the passive aggressive complaining about people who bring their crying babies into public. And while she was complaining about it, her dog shit on the floor. And when someone pointed it out to her, she said "What can you do? She's a dog!" and proceeded to not clean it up. I try my best to raise my kid with good behavior in public, and I am peeved by parents who obviously do not...but there are some times that children have learning moments in public and it is part of being a human to understand that. Complaining about children having their childish moments in public is near sociopathic levels of self centeredness. The best you can do is ignore the sociopaths and hope their karma comes elsewhere.