When the judge ordered the mother to cut her daughters hair, this is called the punishment fits the crime. This teenager is deeply disturbed. Since when is it the judicial systems job to teach a child right from wrong? The last time I checked it was the PARENTS JOB to do that. The judge should also make the mother attend parenting classes. Maybe its still not too late.
The REAL question everyone SHOULD be asking is where the HELL was the 3 year olds mom when all of this was going on? I take my kid (who is 4) to McDonald's and let him play on the play structures but keep HAWK EYES on him at all times. If a bigger kid looks at, touches, talks to, or in any way looks like they're intimidating my kid, I'm on top of them like flies on poop. So, just where was the 3 year olds mom while the 3 year old was off playing unsupervised? Sorry, but the 3 year olds mom needs to be held accountable for this as well. Had she been paying attention to her child, she would have seen the girls interacting with her child and this wouldn't have happened...everyone involved would still have their beautiful long hair. Guess it just shows that parents don't have to supervise their children in public places like McDonald's.
She was there with her 8 y/o brother and her grandfather. It is understandable for you to assume that she was there with her mom. Although, I'm wondering where the 13 y/o's mom was. Obviously she should be out in public unattended either.
Sounds like a good punishment, and -- by the way -- "eye for an eye" is a perfect form of punishment for *any* crime. I don't know what the founding fathers were thinking when they decided that "eye for an eye" was cruel and unusual: That's just stupid. We can thank all our excessive crime in this nation to that stupid, excessively-liberal legal theory.
What this article does not mention is that the two girls that cut the three year old girls hair left McDonald's, went to a dollar store, bought scissors and returned to cut the hair. The 13 year old was also in court for charges in another case because she made repeated phone calls over eight months threatening another teenager with rape and mutilation. This girl needs more than a haircut. She needs a different mother. She will never learn morals, ethics and good character from a woman that is outraged at such a punishment. Good for the judge.
i totally agree with the judge . the daughter had no right to do what she done she needs to be taught a lesson . the mom sure don't give a darn about what her daughter is doing. and it shows now that she is whining about it. "i felt intimadated" BOO FREAKING WHO how the heck do you think the mom of the little baby felt when your jerk of a daughter cut her babies hair off fantastic? i dont think so an if it was my kid your daughter did it to let say that lady was way nicer then i would have been.
I fully appreciate the judge's decision, and if THIS PUNISHMENT is the one that truly NAGS at this mother and daughter: THEN THAT PROVES it was an EXCELLENT DECISION on the part of that Judge!!
What this girl did is really shocking, and even more so because she actually went and bought a pair of scissors at another store and came back to the McDonald's to do it.
If this mother and daughter don't "GET IT", then maybe this PUNISHMENT will at least help them remember. In my opinion, the mother ought to back up the Judge 100%, if she wants her daughter to learn anything from this experience. Her whining is not going to help the girl at all. And if anything, the mother's whining kinda makes me wonder who the REAL problem is.
Mitt Romney cut someones hair off after throwing him to the ground with his gang. He wasn't thirteen either. Hair cutting is a really a brutal form of bullying and although the judgment was unconventional it made a point. The girl should have been allowed a choice between her hair or her mothers; now that would be fun! Mitt should be required to campaign with a ponytail; fun!
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her hair will grow back
What this girl did is really shocking, and even more so because she actually went and bought a pair of scissors at another store and came back to the McDonald's to do it.
If this mother and daughter don't "GET IT", then maybe this PUNISHMENT will at least help them remember. In my opinion, the mother ought to back up the Judge 100%, if she wants her daughter to learn anything from this experience. Her whining is not going to help the girl at all. And if anything, the mother's whining kinda makes me wonder who the REAL problem is.
Hair cutting is a really a brutal form of bullying and although the judgment was unconventional it made a point. The girl should have been allowed a choice between her hair or her mothers; now that would be fun!
Mitt should be required to campaign with a ponytail; fun!