Little girl in GA was bullied and had her hair pulled so badly part of her scalp came loose.

[alphafemale]

There is a FB page you can like to show support.

https://www.facebook.com/PrayersForAolani

[sakabatou]

1. WTF?!

[alphafemale]

3. I know. Poor kid.

And the boy that did it only got in school suspension.

[sakabatou]

4. Only a suspension?

[alphafemale]

7. I suppose he is also 8 or close to it.

But a kid that young showing that much violence should be getting some serious therapy.

[gopiscrap]

2. OMG that poor girl

[alphafemale]

5. I figured some of the good folks here would like to show some support.

It's not a personal FB page run by the kid. It is one of the cause type pages and her grandmother appears to be running it.

[gopiscrap]

6. yes thanks

[nadinbrzezinski]

8. We live in a culture that is accepting of bullies

And coddles them

Oh and shaving my head and sending it, ain't a good idea. Just lousy hair. I hope the support helps her though

[alphafemale]

10. Make sure it will go to her.

I have heard some iffy stuff about Locks of Love.

Bravo to you, though.

[nadinbrzezinski]

13. No, I said I would not (warning graphic)

I wish I had the hair quality for that. I don't. I did post a support message.

But here us the very graphic photo.



How the hell did the school miss this?

[LittleBlue]

16. Unbelievable

A suspension for tearing the flesh off of her head?

That boy should be expelled and thrown into a rubber room before he shoots up the school.

[nadinbrzezinski]

17. This is reason 1000 why

Kids commit suicide, or take guns to school and then commit suicide.

We as a society blame the victim and tolerate this shit

[alphafemale]

20. OMG That is brutal. That poor baby.

[nadinbrzezinski]

21. This is why she likely will have a bold spot

And she will be scarred for life (like every damn bully victim)

I am willing to bet, she fought back, she would have been expelled.

[alphafemale]

22. Maybe they could do a skin graft from somewhere like toward the back of her scalp.

This case needs publicity.

The kind of plastic surgery she should have is not covered by most health plans even if they have health insurance.

You can do amazing things in a kid that is still growing.

[alphafemale]

26. That is actually a good typo.

Leave it.

A bold spo because she will get friends and love now.

[RebelOne]

24. I saw the report on the local Atlanta news,

but they would not show these photos because they were too graphic for TV.

[nadinbrzezinski]

25. I have this discussion often

I found them on the site

[LittleBlue]

9. These kids are like hyenas

Absolutely brutal. That kid should be sent to a psych ward, he's a massive risk for violence.

[alphafemale]

11. That behavior is usually learned.

And he may need help himself.

But this can't just be ignored.

And I believe some people are just born, for lack of a better term....evil.

[philosslayer]

12. That is not bullying

It is assault.

[nadinbrzezinski]

14. Parents need to start pressing assault charges,

Not just in this case. They also need to sue parents and school districts.

[LittleBlue]

15. Don't worry

Assault and asking other children to drink bleach are just harmless bullying

One day they are certain to grow out of it into well behaved adults.

[Yo_Mama]

19. INDEED!

Calling this "bullying" is just a way to obscure what actually happened.

[Yo_Mama]

18. That's not bullying, that's assault

Admittedly it was another kid who did it, which is different than an adult, but when a child suffers bodily harm at school it must be taken seriously.

Children should not have to take physical risks to get an education.

[alphafemale]

28. It is unbelievable that there is not some type of intervention.

Frightening that a child would be that violent.

That is the type of injury you would typically see if someone's hair got caught in some type of machinery.

Hate to say it, but that child might murder someone before he is 12.

[vaberella]

23. I'm just left speechless by this. n/t

[CrispyQ]

27. Me too. --nt