I still don't understand the supporters' argument, because as far as I can tell, it can be reduced to "you should have the maturity to accept it (read: bandwagon fallacy)" -- We are all capable of perceiving what is going on when that happened (Personally I didn't see anything, and I watched the broadcast), but some of us don't really want to see it, and we don't expect the Superbowl to show such things. If your agument is simply that some of us should just stop freaking out and accept it as the norm (after all it's just biology), why not the negation? Is there something intrinsically wrong with not accepting it? I think not.

Objectively speaking it's just a breast and nothing to get worried about -- babies are exposed to breasts for Pete's sake. However the circumstances aren't the same, and this is why people are getting in trouble. As for complaints about the media, I understand the reason to complain, but I hope nobody's geniunely surprised by now.