Woman expelled from McDonald's for breastfeeding dog in public
AfricanTime

A woman that was expelled from a New Jersey McDonald’s for allegedly breastfeeding her 6-week-old puppy is suing the fast food restaurant chain for $1.1 million dollars.

Although the manager says she was expelled because McDonald’s has a no animal policy, Adele Albright, 32, claims the restaurant manager specifically expelled her because she was breastfeeding in public, an inalienable right in the state of New Jersey explained her lawyer, John O’Keefe.

“Forty-nine states, the District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands have laws that specifically allow women to breastfeed in any public or private location,” said her lawyer.

“The law clearly specifies that a mother shall be entitled to breast feed in any location of a place of public accommodation, resort or amusement wherein the mother is otherwise permitted,” he told reporters.

“Whether she is breastfeeding her 8-month-old son, a horse or a chimpanzee is irrelevant,” he added.

The manager of the McDonald’s says he was only applying normal McDonald policy and that no animals are allowed inside the restaurant except for the visually impaired

Although Miss Albright says she covered herself and sat far away from other customers, owner Steve Owens claims many of his customers have complained and were indisposed by the scene.

“One old lady passed out and had to leave in an ambulance,” said one eyewitness to reporters.

“When I realized it wasn’t a baby but a puppy that was sucking on her tits, I started puking all over myself,” explained another customer.
Although animals are allowed inside all McDonald franchises according to the Americans with Disabilities Act, which allows the use of a service dog by a person with a disability inside any public space, New Jersey state law also allows women to breast feed in any public place as well and the judgment could create a legal precedent admit legal experts.

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Breastfeeding is an intimate act. So is kissing. Both can be pleasantly associated with erotic sexual activity, but this is not an exclusive association.

Just as kissing your child goodnight is not necessarily a sexual act.

Add a third party observer and we introduce the concept of voyeurism... where it seems the mind of the beholder holds the key to the beholder's reaction.

The reticence about breastfeeding in public, and our general cultural ambivalence about the viewing of breasts in public, paradoxically increases the sexualization of the behavior in many minds.

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Woman expelled from McDonald's for breastfeeding dog in public
AfricanTime

A woman that was expelled from a New Jersey McDonald’s for allegedly breastfeeding her 6-week-old puppy is suing the fast food restaurant chain for $1.1 million dollars.

Although the manager says she was expelled because McDonald’s has a no animal policy, Adele Albright, 32, claims the restaurant manager specifically expelled her because she was breastfeeding in public, an inalienable right in the state of New Jersey explained her lawyer, John O’Keefe.

“Forty-nine states, the District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands have laws that specifically allow women to breastfeed in any public or private location,” said her lawyer.

“The law clearly specifies that a mother shall be entitled to breast feed in any location of a place of public accommodation, resort or amusement wherein the mother is otherwise permitted,” he told reporters.

“Whether she is breastfeeding her 8-month-old son, a horse or a chimpanzee is irrelevant,” he added.

The manager of the McDonald’s says he was only applying normal McDonald policy and that no animals are allowed inside the restaurant except for the visually impaired

Although Miss Albright says she covered herself and sat far away from other customers, owner Steve Owens claims many of his customers have complained and were indisposed by the scene.

“One old lady passed out and had to leave in an ambulance,” said one eyewitness to reporters.

“When I realized it wasn’t a baby but a puppy that was sucking on her tits, I started puking all over myself,” explained another customer.
Although animals are allowed inside all McDonald franchises according to the Americans with Disabilities Act, which allows the use of a service dog by a person with a disability inside any public space, New Jersey state law also allows women to breast feed in any public place as well and the judgment could create a legal precedent admit legal experts.

That didn't look like anything I'd want to nurse off of... But then again I was never breast fed... According to certain l*****ts this means I'm a minority and deserve r********ns....

Do you think that line would convince any woman to give me a go? 😂😂😂

Woman expelled from McDonald's for breastfeeding dog in public
AfricanTime

A woman that was expelled from a New Jersey McDonald’s for allegedly breastfeeding her 6-week-old puppy is suing the fast food restaurant chain for $1.1 million dollars.

Although the manager says she was expelled because McDonald’s has a no animal policy, Adele Albright, 32, claims the restaurant manager specifically expelled her because she was breastfeeding in public, an inalienable right in the state of New Jersey explained her lawyer, John O’Keefe.

“Forty-nine states, the District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands have laws that specifically allow women to breastfeed in any public or private location,” said her lawyer.

“The law clearly specifies that a mother shall be entitled to breast feed in any location of a place of public accommodation, resort or amusement wherein the mother is otherwise permitted,” he told reporters.

“Whether she is breastfeeding her 8-month-old son, a horse or a chimpanzee is irrelevant,” he added.

The manager of the McDonald’s says he was only applying normal McDonald policy and that no animals are allowed inside the restaurant except for the visually impaired

Although Miss Albright says she covered herself and sat far away from other customers, owner Steve Owens claims many of his customers have complained and were indisposed by the scene.

“One old lady passed out and had to leave in an ambulance,” said one eyewitness to reporters.

“When I realized it wasn’t a baby but a puppy that was sucking on her tits, I started puking all over myself,” explained another customer.
Although animals are allowed inside all McDonald franchises according to the Americans with Disabilities Act, which allows the use of a service dog by a person with a disability inside any public space, New Jersey state law also allows women to breast feed in any public place as well and the judgment could create a legal precedent admit legal experts.