I'm sorry if it seems hyperbole to you - but the attacks imo have been OTT and unwarranted, not only one here but elsewhere. Seriously - where do people get-off with attacking people for a story they don't even have the first clue about? Do we think legal proceedings wouldn't be on-going if the lifeguard merely politely offered a seat next to the pool for her safety? I suspect that those with both-sides have a greater insight, and are educated enough to form a unbiased opinion on the matter.
For all we know, she was in the swimming pool up-to her ankles in water.
Another better example of press bias is from an incident involved "hot coffee" at McDonalds, and the person sued for their medical costs. In which a person actually suffered third-degree burns, but people laughed and mocked it, not understanding the full-facts of the incident and how much the person suffered (because the temperature was far beyond what it should have been).
It's just so sad it all this shaming on breastfeeding mothers. I just feel like we're going back in-time. Why can a mother, who was shamed, not fight and campaign to change society?
Will mothers have the courage to stand-up for themselves in public, because if they do they're seen as the "breastfeeding mafia", if they are shamed or asked to move? For example - you're breastfeeding your infant in a public space. Someone comes up to you and requests that you stop and asks you move elsewhere.
You try explain that you're legally entitled to feed anywhere, but they cut you off and again explain you must move. You don't want to cause a scene, so you do move.
You make a formal complaint, but it is dismissed.
And you're too afraid to make a legal challenge or shame them in a newspaper - because people will call you a "media whore", "money grabber" or attack you verbally. It's unfair. It's backwards. And it is antifeminism. Women need to be applauded for standing-up for themselves when they nurse in public. But we never do, you only have to look at newspaper comments sections for that - most usually attack them for not being "modest" enough.