And any parent who actually asks, un-ironically, if they can "use this as a teaching moment," is not a good parent. Any parent who encourages his or her child to see other people as props for their "life lessons" (which actually don't need the participation of the props themselves, people; just talk to your kid, quit asking strangers to do it for you) and thinks those same other people ought to be telling their kid how to think and feel about them, is not a good parent. Raising your kid right = teaching your child yourself how to be healthy, strong, caring, and independent, and how to use their brains. It's imparting your good values to your child so they grow up to be productive members of society, and teaching them that it is important and right to be a productive member of society. It is not allowing fats to brainwash your child, and telling your child he or she is wrong for seeing truth instead of allowing fats (and other morons) to push whatever delusional bullshit they want to force others to believe. No, lady, this is parenting done wrong. Quit patting yourself on the back for raising a brainwashed sheep.