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I'm not familiar with the legalities but most people do not like to be photographed or filmed by strangers regardless of the situation. This is especially for children. I have heard concerns from parents about strangers unintentionally or innocently getting their children in a video or photo.
You may be unfamiliar but in public it's open game
When a FA tossed you peanuts, you were probably expecting the toss and were prepared to receive them. That's different than THROWING them at you without you indicating that you wanted them.
I fly often too. They aren't always sealed. They're supposed to be, but they're also not supposed to be thrown. It happens.
If I walked up to my boss and threw something at her (regardless of what it is) she'd have me written up for assault. Whether it's the "legal" definition or not, it would wind up in my file. Feel free to pick another word if you like.
Words have specific meanings. It is how people communicate. You don't get to choose your own meaning.
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Originally Posted by apexgds
It's not something any employer wants their employee doing to a customer.
I don't want to see boobs and nipples either and I'm a woman. Manners is the issue, some people don't believe in doing anything they personally don't want to do no matter how much they know it bothers other people. Those people are the worst and deserve to be shamed. Not for the boob, for the bad manners.
When you share your space with others you don't get to do whatever you want. Sorry everyone.
I agree. Sure, breasts aren't necessarily sexual organs at all. Feeding is their primary purpose, in fact. In America, it is considered nudity for a woman to expose her breasts. The logic (or illogic) of this is another matter entirely. It's simple courtesy for a breastfeeding mom to cover up when she's doing it. The flight attendant should definitely not have thrown the blanket at that woman, however.
You're going to say "words have specific meanings" and then site some business that thinks "throwed" is a word?
Do you mean "cite" some business?
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