This just in. A Long Island, New York mother of a 12-year-old decides that she can no longer tolerate her daughter being bullied by a female peer. She reports that the other 12-year-old is cyber-bullying her daughter and that the school is not giving her the necessary amount of help.
This mom decides to take matters into her own hands, literally, and according to police confronts the girl with her own daughter and then allegedly gets involved in physical aggression toward the girl.
more bleeding-heart BS spewed on the article. the woman got fed up and taught the bully a lesson. either the bully will simply find someone else to bully or he/she will stop bullying.
Power to her. The schools TALK a lot of crap about stopping or preventing bullying, but they can't even YELL at a student, or bend over their desk and point a finger in their face. Teachers lose their careers over THAT and thats a fact. Principals and guidance counselors don't want to hurt a kids feelings or accuse them of something their parents condone and will call an attorney over. The police say there isn't a crime. So what does a good parent do? Throw their kids to the wolves? I'm of the mind that the bully needs some real-life lessons, as in "I got a big brother who's gonna snap your neck", or "no matter how tough YOU are, there's always someone tougher", or, "wait til I tell my Dad (or Mom)". THATS how life works. Learn it and keep your hands (and mouth) to yourself. She needs a lawyer? I'll bet HUNDREDS of parents would donate....
Good for her, there are consequences in life and the sooner these kids learn that the better off society will be.
ReplyDeletemore bleeding-heart BS spewed on the article. the woman got fed up and taught the bully a lesson. either the bully will simply find someone else to bully or he/she will stop bullying.
ReplyDeletegood, i hope she punched the crap out of the little jerk
ReplyDeletePower to her. The schools TALK a lot of crap about stopping or preventing bullying, but they can't even YELL at a student, or bend over their desk and point a finger in their face. Teachers lose their careers over THAT and thats a fact. Principals and guidance counselors don't want to hurt a kids feelings or accuse them of something their parents condone and will call an attorney over. The police say there isn't a crime. So what does a good parent do? Throw their kids to the wolves? I'm of the mind that the bully needs some real-life lessons, as in "I got a big brother who's gonna snap your neck", or "no matter how tough YOU are, there's always someone tougher", or, "wait til I tell my Dad (or Mom)". THATS how life works. Learn it and keep your hands (and mouth) to yourself. She needs a lawyer? I'll bet HUNDREDS of parents would donate....
ReplyDeleteI'd do the same thing. any good parent would.
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