I would rather have my child see something that might confuse them or bring up questions while I am present, rather than them figuring it out, and most likely getting the wrong idea from their peers. First off, the parents are assuming that their kid even noticed. If he/she did notice and asked a question, wouldn't it be better for you to explain it to him/her rather than letting his/her friends tell them what's going on? Do you want your child's homophopic friends teaching your child that girls kissing is disgusting and morally wrong? Yeah. The simple fact is they will learn about it whether you like it or not.
Personally, I don't mind people of any combination kissing in public, to a certain extent. Showing affection is fine, but when it is done for the purposes of "marking your property", I find it a bit offensive. An example of this is a girl who thinks someone is checking out her boyfriend, so she proceeds to slobber all over him for an extended period of time to show that he's taken. Its totally unnecessary and a violation of other people's "public". Leave such behavior to animals and get a room. Signs of affection is one thing... when it proceeds into borderline sexual activity, you are crossing into public indecency and I and many others don't want to see it.
In other news, I find this story rather peculiar. Was the baseball game so incredibly boring that people were focused on such pointless details? Its not like the two lovebirds were having a knock-down argument. If so, please ban them immediately. Otherwise, kicking them out is very well a violation of law and grounds for a lawsuit. Its discrimination and wow, I believe that was outlawed ages ago...
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