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> But considering how inconsiderate kids are and how much everyone around you depends on you having kids, some amount of putting up with those kids, collectivel
by legitster 2y ago
> But considering how inconsiderate kids are and how much everyone around you depends on you having kids, some amount of putting up with those kids, collectively, seems very okay.
Which is why letting you bring your kids, but then also politely letting you know when your kids are being a distraction should be a totally acceptable compromise.
The problem is only when a parent takes any amount of confrontation to be a form of societal oppression and writes an expose on it on Business Insider (for example).
- jstummbillig 2y agoAssume they know their kids are a distraction (the implication that they might not makes me cringe a little) and they still want to participate. How much is that a burden we share vs a right parents have to fight for and can be denied?
- nickthegreek 2y agoIf it’s a free event, have at it. If I had to pay to attend, then I see it differently.
- bumby 2y agoJust a nit, but there’s a big difference between establishing a social norm and establishing a legally protected right.