why and how did nestlé achieve this
Imagine not feeling a deep sense of shame about all of your body’s natural processes and inflicting that feeling on others with whatever pretty amount of power you might have access to.
breastfeeding in public wikipedia page is like
every other country: one or two lines about how its normal also there’s laws protecting it
united states: 17 paragraph history about the boob
like ok pissing is a natural process and i get it we should piss in public it might kill the trees but do people actively want babies to continue crying for milk or something
do people actively want babies to continue crying for milk or something
No, they want mothers to buy some commodity crap in a can and feed the baby through a bottle so their puritanical sensibilities won’t be offended
pretty sure the puritans would have breastfed because i don’t think they had formula
also
“But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart. If your right eye causes you to stumble, gouge it out and throw it away. It is better for you to lose one part of your body than for your whole body to be thrown into hell”
so Jesus said to just not stare you weirdos
If you live in Finland, you’ll inevitably turn a corner in the summer to discover a completely drunk :grillman: pissing in a corner or against a tree
I guess in the US they would be forced to register as sex offenders :data-laughing:
at one point Paris had riots about laws that criminalised pissing outside and burned the city.
America is less cool than France. This should be a point of deep shame
pissing
Shitting and pissing makes sense to cordon off from general society on non-shame based grounds though - that stuff can spread diseases so it’s best kept in its own area.
Piss probably isn’t going to spread many diseases, but until y’all fuckers start drinking more water I want your piss in a toilet bowl and absolutely nowhere else
why and how did nestlé achieve this
Oh fuck why I never thought about it
this changes everything.
perhaps its an ongoing conspiracy pushed by the misophonic lobby?
I’ve only heard from one person I know irl who ever had anyone comment negatively on breastfeeding in public (it was an old man who didn’t like my friend feeding her daughter in a restaurant🙄 ), and I know lots of women who have done it, so I would agree that the controversy isn’t actually widespread. Most people seem to think that it’s good for the baby and something a mom should do (which opens a whole other area of judging mothers, because of course it does).
No no no. Breastfeeding is a side issue. Being a woman is controversial in the US.
