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

How about a restaurant that excludes misbehaved children?  I'd be all for that.[/quote]

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