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[b]Restaurant patrons, of which there are presumably thousands, do have a right to eat in a restaurant without disturbance from other people.[/b]  If you think that is entitlement, rather than one person going against the grain because its easier for them, then I'm not sure what to tell you.  [/quote]

No, they don't. They may have a desire to. They may have an expectation of it. But they don't have a right to it. They do not have a right to not be disturbed by witnessing other people's behavior when in a public place.

What if, instead of a child with special needs, it were an adult with special needs? Would you similarly demand that this person were required to stay home, lest they disturb you?

In the meantime, perhaps consider sticking to restaurants that exclude children. If there are so many thousands of restaurant patrons who share your beliefs, there must be restaurants like that.[/quote]

I don't understand why you don't value your money enough to want to spend it having a pleasant dining experience.  I went to a nail technician who was excellent and took her time.  Then she started getting busier and was harassed and obviously tired.  As soon as she told me she didn't like my new haircut, unsolicited, I stopped going to her and told management why. Would have been easier if management had intervened before it got to that point and she was so worn out she started insulting customers.[/quote]

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