Pornographic Sites or the Internet should be subjected to some sort of controls. Unicef should be entrusted the task of preventing digital exploitation of children on the Web.
( Posted: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 at 11:49 )
davincia
my heart goes out to the young girl, i dont care what she did she did not deserve that the young girls who did this to her should get time i mean time
( Posted: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 at 09:18 )
Faye
These girls need a one on one good ass kicking.... I hope they get what they deserve, the parents and the two boys..... I dont understand what the girls are trying to accomplish here... Now i hope they pay for what they did to this girl.....
( Posted: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 at 06:26 )
shar
This is terrible. If this is what people want to see... then we live in a sick world. I hope these girls get the book thrown at them like adults would.
( Posted: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 at 05:40 )
Tony Colangelo
watching that video disgusts me. A fair fight? I clearly see more than one girl beating up the defenselss girl. What kind of parents would defend their kids acting that way? It just goes to show you, what trash the parents really are, and one day when their kid comes home assaulted, maybe then they will wonder why. I'll bet their daughters are the ones you see on " Girls gone wild" videos. The parents should be proud, of their trampy little daughter. Congratulations parents!!
( Posted: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 at 05:05 )
Marta Mantzouranis
Any parent that advocates the beating of any child because of comments that child has made needs to revisit right from wrong. A physical assault along with the verbal attack these girls inflicted on this girl is unacceptable. This generation is being taught that they don't have to answer to anyone. These kids are the next generation of leaders, teachers, mothers and fathers. Now is it really a good idea to teach them that if someone says something about you that you don't like, beat them up? Wake up America and start holding your children responsible for their behaviors.
( Posted: Tuesday , April 08, 2008 at 23:34 )
mike
These kids need to go to jail. It's amazing to me that we have reached a condition where parents feel like there is some type of justification for this behavior. What an awful thing to watch. Imagine this being one of your kids.
( Posted: Tuesday , April 08, 2008 at 22:20 )
E. MacLachlan
Sad state of affairs for society in general. Should videotape the 6 girls being arrested. Even if victim did make "mean comments" that is no excuse for the "disgusting" attack on her. I hope those two boys were also arrested and charged. I would be tempted to "throw the book at them". Those 8 teenagers obviously do not respect the law, they are old enough to "know better", made the "choice" to act in a vicious and unlawful manner, are of the age to know the difference between right and wrong, therefore should be held accountable for their said actions and not just a "slap on the wrist". Unfortunately, I do not believe they really "care" about anybody but there "two seconds of fame" or "infamous" actions. They are probably only sorry now because they got caught. Where were the parents of the teenager in whose home they beating took place? I believe the parents of all those 8 teenagers also need to be held "accountable". Sometimes the "apple does not fall far from the tree".
( Posted: Tuesday , April 08, 2008 at 22:09 )
glenn
The only way to stop future events like this is to sentence all teenagers involved to at least 5-10 years in prison (without parole). Sounds harsh, but if our society does not let young people know that this is unacceptable others will copy it or do worse. Can a filmed murder be far behind.
( Posted: Tuesday , April 08, 2008 at 21:37 )
juanita
WOW!!! THEM GIRLS DID THAT SO THEY COULD BE POPULAR. WHY DIDNT THEY JUST BEAT THEMSELVES UP. THAT WOULD OF BEEN POPULAR.HAHA. I FEEL FOR THE GIRL WHO GOT BEAT UP. MAN. THIS WORLD IS REALLY MESSED UP.
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