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FijiBuni · Apr 24th, 2009, 04:18 AM

Originally Posted by ~Fabulousity~

nothing hurts my heart like child and animal abuse

I cannot agree more, i feel the same. What a little psycho bi*&#, she needs major help and should be sued by the owner and have manadatory counseling sessions for a very long time.... wow i'd love to kick her ass see how she likes it!

caitlin1214 · Apr 24th, 2009, 04:28 AM

I couldn't bear to watch the video, but I clicked on the link for the article and saw a still.

I hope the owner of the dog or the person that videotaped it showed the video to the police.

Jahpson · Apr 24th, 2009, 09:08 AM

judging from the comments, I guess we can agree that she deserves a spanking?

chag · Apr 24th, 2009, 10:00 AM

Too bad that pup didn't take her face off.

Veelyn · Apr 24th, 2009, 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by BagLadie

WHY WHY WHY did I watch this???!!!!! I am angered to tears over this damn video!!! Why didn't the moronic person TAKING this video STOP this????? Can you imagine what this poor dog was going through??????????? Oh I would love to put this child on a leash and kick the living shit out of her!!!! I have zero tolerance for this kind of behavior. Zero.

Exactly.

diamond_lover · Apr 24th, 2009, 11:43 AM

I couldn't bring myself to watch the video but based on the text, I find it appalling. I am surprised the dog owner didn't file charges even if she is 12. She could be sent to a juvenile detention center. Technically, I feel like he should file charges so she learns her lesson. Regardless of whether or not she has issues in school or the family, that is no excuse to take it out on another living being. Her parents are going to have alot of work to do on her. I feel like just grounding her isn't enough. Even 5 yr olds in my area who pet my dog are careful not to cause any harm to her.

kate83675 · Apr 24th, 2009, 01:23 PM

I didn't watch the video either, just couldn't. Lots of people have problems or are overweight but that doesn't lead us to beating helpless animals or children. There's no excuse for brutality.

I don't know if answering violence with violence is the answer or not. Sometimes superior force is all that makes an impression and sometimes force is necessary to get the attention. But usually there are other, more effective, ways to manage a violent situation. I just don't know what that would be in this situation.

That said, I'll hold her down while any of you beat her up.

clk55girl · Apr 24th, 2009, 01:35 PM

Originally Posted by BagLadie

Again, I have no empathy here for the little girl. I would be very concerned if I were her parents. It's been proven that children that hurt animals are capable of doing much worse things as they get older. She needs help - but she needs a stronger punishment than being grounded.

ITA! *Many* children that abuse animals become more violent monsters later in life. By monsters, I mean murderers, rapists, or some other sick idiot that gets his/her jollys off of arson or something similar. Whatever the underlying issue is, she definitely needs some type of professional help. A grounding is for punishment doesn't suffice for this type of disturbing behavior. That's probably why she is the way that she is. The parents are way too lenient when it comes to proper punishment.

surferchick2 · Apr 24th, 2009, 01:56 PM

Who knows why the guy filmed so long. Maybe he is disabled like the dog's owner, and is aware of what 12 year olds are capable of these days, especially an abusive psycho like this kid. I'm not justifying it, just looking at a possible explanation. The criminal is this nasty kid. Thank God it was filmed...a good number wouldnt have cared or done anything. I could see this happening again, then the dog finally decides to defend himself by biting her, then gets euthanized because their little gentle, animal loving angel got attacked by the big vicious dog. She should get more than a grounding. That's nothing. She needs to be analyzed by a psychologist before it progresses.

LV-PRADAfanatic · Apr 24th, 2009, 04:19 PM

poor dog... i hope the girl get WHIPPED TOOO

myskylab · Apr 24th, 2009, 05:03 PM

Originally Posted by surferchick2

Who knows why the guy filmed so long. Maybe he is disabled like the dog's owner, and is aware of what 12 year olds are capable of these days, especially an abusive psycho like this kid. I'm not justifying it, just looking at a possible explanation. The criminal is this nasty kid. Thank God it was filmed...a good number wouldnt have cared or done anything. I could see this happening again, then the dog finally decides to defend himself by biting her, then gets euthanized because their little gentle, animal loving angel got attacked by the big vicious dog. She should get more than a grounding. That's nothing. She needs to be analyzed by a psychologist before it progresses.

ITA for everything you said.

And maybe it is good for her and her parents as she caught earlier as this kind of behavior can be developed to more serious violence or crime later.

PurseXaXholic · Apr 24th, 2009, 05:07 PM

I had to stop it in the middle. I just can't handle this kind of stuff. That girl is crazy, and needs to see a phyciatrist if THIS is how she gets her feelings out!

robyn · Apr 24th, 2009, 05:17 PM

If she is torturing animals at the age of 12, just imagine what she will do to her own offspring when she is old enough to reproduce.

I cannot believe that her parents said that they were going to "ground" her, that child needs to be locked up in a secure ward and undergo some very intense therapy.

As well as being spayed and NEVER EVER being allowed around anyone or anything smaller or weaker than her.

caitlin1214 · Apr 24th, 2009, 06:19 PM

Originally Posted by Jahpson

judging from the comments, I guess we can agree that she deserves a spanking?

Spanking? Pffft. Little bitch needs her ass kicked.

Cornflower Blue · Apr 24th, 2009, 06:44 PM

I can't bring myself to watch the video, but it sounds horrendous. She obviously has problems for whatever reason and she obviously needs help in order to find out why on earth she did what she did.

However, I find it very uncomfortable to read some of the comments here especially with regards to calling her a 'bi*ch' and that she deserves 'her ass kicked' - she may have been brutal, but I don't feel that she, a 12-year old girl, 'deserves' some of the stuff being suggested here (especially regarding physical violence towards her, I'm hoping a lot of it was just a turn of phrase used to voice disgust at her actions rather than actually getting the pitchforks out kind of thing).

I realize that her behaviour was extreme to say the least. She obviously needs help and it should be given to her.

Apr 24th, 2009, 04:28 AM	#32
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Apr 24th, 2009, 09:08 AM	#33
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Apr 24th, 2009, 10:00 AM	#34
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Apr 24th, 2009, 01:23 PM	#37
kate83675 Throw It!! Joined: Nov 2008 Location: SW Florida Posts: 2,013	I didn't watch the video either, just couldn't. Lots of people have problems or are overweight but that doesn't lead us to beating helpless animals or children. There's no excuse for brutality. I don't know if answering violence with violence is the answer or not. Sometimes superior force is all that makes an impression and sometimes force is necessary to get the attention. But usually there are other, more effective, ways to manage a violent situation. I just don't know what that would be in this situation. That said, I'll hold her down while any of you beat her up.
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Apr 24th, 2009, 01:56 PM	#39
surferchick2 Member Joined: Jan 2006 Location: Fidalgo Island Posts: 2,122	Who knows why the guy filmed so long. Maybe he is disabled like the dog's owner, and is aware of what 12 year olds are capable of these days, especially an abusive psycho like this kid. I'm not justifying it, just looking at a possible explanation. The criminal is this nasty kid. Thank God it was filmed...a good number wouldnt have cared or done anything. I could see this happening again, then the dog finally decides to defend himself by biting her, then gets euthanized because their little gentle, animal loving angel got attacked by the big vicious dog. She should get more than a grounding. That's nothing. She needs to be analyzed by a psychologist before it progresses.
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Apr 24th, 2009, 11:43 AM	#36
diamond_lover Member Joined: Aug 2006 Location: NYC Posts: 1,508	I couldn't bring myself to watch the video but based on the text, I find it appalling. I am surprised the dog owner didn't file charges even if she is 12. She could be sent to a juvenile detention center. Technically, I feel like he should file charges so she learns her lesson. Regardless of whether or not she has issues in school or the family, that is no excuse to take it out on another living being. Her parents are going to have alot of work to do on her. I feel like just grounding her isn't enough. Even 5 yr olds in my area who pet my dog are careful not to cause any harm to her.

Apr 24th, 2009, 04:19 PM	#40
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Apr 24th, 2009, 05:07 PM	#42
PurseXaXholic THE girl Joined: May 2008 Location: My own little world... <3 Posts: 5,990	I had to stop it in the middle. I just can't handle this kind of stuff. That girl is crazy, and needs to see a phyciatrist if THIS is how she gets her feelings out!
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Apr 24th, 2009, 05:17 PM	#43
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Apr 24th, 2009, 06:44 PM	#45
Cornflower Blue Member Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 4,332	I can't bring myself to watch the video, but it sounds horrendous. She obviously has problems for whatever reason and she obviously needs help in order to find out why on earth she did what she did. However, I find it very uncomfortable to read some of the comments here especially with regards to calling her a 'bi*ch' and that she deserves 'her ass kicked' - she may have been brutal, but I don't feel that she, a 12-year old girl, 'deserves' some of the stuff being suggested here (especially regarding physical violence towards her, I'm hoping a lot of it was just a turn of phrase used to voice disgust at her actions rather than actually getting the pitchforks out kind of thing). I realize that her behaviour was extreme to say the least. She obviously needs help and it should be given to her.
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