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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At first I wasn't going to read the links, and my opinion was basically like, wow, that sounds so white trash and terrible. [b]But, the mom so clearly regrets what she did, and she actually comes across as being well-spoken. [/b]The PPs saying why don't you get the kids off of the internet, well, the mom actually addressed that in the intervew: Piscitella said there are lessons that other parents can learn from her experience. "I want people to, obviously, try to go through the proper channels," she said. "I want you to monitor your children and what your children are doing on Facebook because, obviously, if you look on the Facebook of the children in question, the things that are on there, as a parent, I would shut it down immediately."[/quote] Gee, that's all it takes to get over an adult assaulting a minor? From the minute she encountered this boy, she was belligerent and abusive. In her own words, she immediately confronted the child with expletives. Then, when he showed no contrition, she assaulted him. I find it deplorable that violence has become so commonplace that people are giving this adult bully and violent child abuser a bye. I don't condone the teen bully or his actions, but the fact is that regardless of provocation, the victim is still a minor victim and the abuser is an adult that should know better. I have to say that someone with this type of temper that would immediately accost a minor with expletives and then when angered would assault a minor should be listed as a child abuser and be restricted from being too close to minors. In no other violent crimes, so they use contrition and eloquence to waive punishment. Decrease it perhaps, but she deserves some punishment for physically assaulting a minor.[/quote]
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