[Thrownatbirth]

Mom’s shirt is the real crime.

[SamAdams76]

I found the video rather disgusting, the mother parading the daughter out in front of the news cameras in order to humiliate her. The mother looked like a real piece of trash herself with that t-shirt that read “Sexy the Hard Way” or something like that. She (the mother) looked like a real slob.

[cport]

At work, can’t see it. What does the shirt say, please?

[skr]

Being seen with someone who wears what her mom’s t-shirt says would be punishment enough!

[Dallas59]

I would imagine the school and neighborhood are sexy the hard way too.

[Altariel]

Good for Mom! It sounds like she knows her daughter well and picked an appropriate punishment.

[P.O.E.]

To paraphrase MST3K: "Oh, look. A white trash can"

[Cyber Liberty]

Momma Wide-Load should have stayed away from the Amish, it appears.

[mommiesblessed]

OK so now its my turn to comment. First and formost to the ones that agreed with my decision thank you for your support. For those of you who are more worried about what I am wearing instead of the point of the story let me simply remind you that this wasn't a dating segment or contest for who dressed the best. It was strictly for MY daughter to realize that there are consequences when you break the law. Now for those comments about if I work so that she didn't have to steal, the day that she went to JAIL I had been at work since 8am and wasn't scheduled to get off till about 1am. I had to leave at 7 due to a phone call I recieved saying that my youngest child was being arrested. YES I work I have worked since I was 16 to support myself and my family. I wasn't privileged like most by having parents I could call upon when in need. My father passed away when I was young and my mother abandoned me and my 3 brothers when we were even younger. So the answer to your question is YES I work and have been working all my life. My daughter did /does know right from wrong but like most kids she got curious and wanted to see if she could get away with it, well she didn't and Ill be the first to thank God that she was caught so that we could end this just as quick as it started. Since you all saw this segment I am going to assume that you watch the news and I am pretty sure you see where our generation of kids are heading. The first thing society is quick to say is “well where were the parents”. Well you can't ask that about me because I am there day in and day out. I am the one that wakes up every morning making sure that they have all they need for school. I am the one who ask them EVERYDAY how was school, do you have homework. I am the one who goes to all the games that they participate in. I am the one that gives them rewards for doing the right thing. Therefore it is me who will decide what the consequences are for her actions. What you all failed to realize because it wasn't stated in the news report was that she had $11 dollars in her pocket. So you all are entitled to your opinion but just know that I made these children so I'm going to raise these children w/ or w/othe support of how I do it. What if told you that my son was acting up in school and I embarrased him by going to sit in his classroom like I was his classmates and ever since then the teachers have told me that he is a different person a its in a good way. So although I do appreciate ALL of your opinions and comments, I will continue to raise them the way that I have been doing and I will enjoy watching as each one of my children walk across the stage as they graduate from COLLEGE and move on to begin their lives as the smart, educated, well mannered adults that I, MYSELF raised them to be!

[newzjunkey]

Go mom! It’s very sad the father was murdered leaving her with four kids.

[esquirette]

How do you spell that kid’s name? Erineesha? Aaronisha? Aroneesha? I mean.