An ex-FB friend posted a photo of a child sitting on a bus on FB, the face disguised with a badly executed Photoshop (kind of like when you use a marker to paint something over but features still visible).
This was to initiate a discussion about how rude the children are these days and disrespectful because the about 9 year old girl with sitting there, smiling while adults were standing.
Mind you, there wasn't a frail old person in sight but still. A child shouldn't be sitting on a bus, they need to stand. If they sit, it should be on the parents' lap. If a mother lets her child sit while she is standing over the child, it presumably teaches the child that it is superior to its mother and other adults.
I called her out on this - that's why I'm now blocked and she's an ex-friend and told her that it's also disrespectful to post badly disguised photos of children on FB and making them a bad example and publicly shame them rather than sorting this out with their parents if she believes the child has done some wrong but clearly this hasn't come through.
So AIBU for thinking public shaming of children doesn't belong on the internet and we shouldn't be making photos of children on a public transport or anywhere and post them on FB, even if we attempt to disguise the face? TBH, if that were someone I know, I'd have recognised them straight away.