This reminds me of the smokers who loudly shout that their constitutional right to smoke is violated in airports and public buildings where there are no smoking signs.
Anonymous wrote:As a mother of two little ones, I would absolutely patronize this business. People who ask stupid questions like this annoy me. There is a time and a place for kids and obviously this owner has decided that his restaurant isn't the place for kids. His choice!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Haha. When does this place open? Im going to walk right in with my kids and then make a big scene about how my rights are being violated if they refuse me service.
+1
I was thinking the same thing!
Why is there so much hate toward children?
I find the "I have children but don't want to be bothered by yours on my date night" comments sad.
Children are people too! If I want to take my kids, nieces, grand kids etc. out to eat.... Let them eat!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Haha. When does this place open? Im going to walk right in with my kids and then make a big scene about how my rights are being violated if they refuse me service.
Would you mind specifying which of your rights are being violated? I am curious.
LOL. This reminds me of the smokers who loudly shout that their constitutional right to smoke is violated in airports and public buildings where there are no smoking signs. Newsflash, mommy geniuses: most forms of discrimination (including no kids allowed) are perfectly lawful, as has already been pointed out numerous times on this thread. Good luck bringing your case.