1. The problem is, then the parent will go to jail. You can’t comfort your kid from jail, nor save for their future while paying lawyers.
   I wonder if this sinks to the level of child abuse. If it was me, I’d call 911. Of course, if anyone ever touched my child, all bets would be off.

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   1. Call 911??? Yea lets get the cops involved…THAT always ends well. How about just walk away. IF toxic broad follows then SHE is escalating the situation
      These type have been emboldened by the biden crowd and it will NEVER end well for you. Sure breakin her in half would be yugely satisfying but not good for your freedom Just walk away

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2. Couple points:

   First, I agree, I’m not sure I’d be able to restrain myself, either. At the very least, I’d be stepping forward to put myself between my kid and the screamer (unlike this mom, who stepped back). I’d have words: “Hey, stay six feet back and there’s no problem,” to start. Where it goes from there is up to her.

   Second, I wonder if the screamer has kids of her own. There’s no context to indicate either way, but one interesting constant I’m finding with the pandemic and Leftist orthodoxy is this: Leftists who chose to have no children — and thus no experience with them — seem to believe they have the right to dictate to me how I should raise mine. And they are much more vocal about it than people who did have kids.

   Finally, regarding the acceptability of a man hitting a woman, chivalry is largely dead. Feminism killed it in the name of “gender equality” without understanding what that really looks like. Eventually, they’ll find out.

   (For the record, I’m not going to blows with a woman — not even that one in the video — unless she lays a hand on my child. But then it’s on; at that point, we’ve moved away from civility and polite behavior and into felony assault.)

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3. I have to agree with Archer. Don’t get physical unless she touches you or the kid.

   The moment she does, you can rip her head off and mount it on your battle standard for all I care.

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4. First, look at the kid.

   The kid is scared. This is the most important part.

   Mother is frozen, instead of protecting the kid.

   Second: what needs to be done.

   You turn to the kid, keeping an eye on the screamer, making sure you protect the kid with the bulk of your body from the screamer’s line of sight.

   You say calmly to you kid, preferably making some body contact like touching kid’s hand: what a nutter this idiot is. Let’s move away from this crazy.

   And you proceed to retreat making sure that the screamer cannot attack the kid.

   A parent’s first duty is to protect his child.

   Everything else is secondary.

   Yes, I am speaking from experience.

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5. Get your child behind you.

   Suggest that she leave because your test is pending but both your other child and your spouse are both in the hospital ICU on ventilators with CoVid and worried that you have cause you feel sick and you needed to get shopping done before going back to visit the CoVid floor thats so crowded with patients coughing and theyre right next to you every time you visit.

   Also mention that the doctors told you that obesity is huge risk for CoVid, makes it much much worse, even deadly. And your spouse is 10 lbs overwieght and they are concerned. And to make it worse, the vaccine doesnt work in the obese.

   Psyops.

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6. I agree with “A”, among others. Create distance. Shield child.
   Disengage, if possible, in either event, backpedal, moving child away from assailant. Angle for safe backstop. If able to disengage, then do so, and leave (if safe to do so). If not, well, (a) if I’m wearing pants, I am armed. (b) pepper spray is less lethal, and (c) Ms. Opinion will not touch my child, twice.

   I *do* like the “psyops” angle of approach!

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