vegan mommy vs kids at school... - Page 2

annie7 · #16 11-14-2003, 08:45 AM

I'm trying to get some sites together with info for you with the help of a virtual friend, but in the meanwhile, better to have hurt feelings than a physically hurt daughter! Keep that kid away from her! Have her be conveniently "unavailable" for play time if you want to be vague. Or, if you want to be blunt so there's no mistaking your meaning, say, " I find the abusiveness of your son toward other living creatures startling, and do not wish for my daughter to think I condone that behavior by allowing her to keep company with him. Further, I don't wish her to become desensitized to any creature's suffering by repeatedly exposing her to it."

sarahrose · #17 11-14-2003, 11:33 AM

Thanks! I loved your "blunt" explanation, but I am probably too chicken to say that- I guess for now I'll just be vague!

tricia · #18 11-14-2003, 02:32 PM

It's quite scary that at 3 1/2 he would even be like this... my daughter even when we werent vegan would never hurt an animal... she tortures our cat but in a loving manner...lol... but if she ever badly hurt the cat i think she would freak out...we see dead animals on the street that have been struck by cars before.. mainly squirrels and she cries everytime...

sometimes its scary there are parents that allow their child to behave in such a manner... like said before... whats he gonna be like as an adult.... im scared....

duckie1978 · #19 11-14-2003, 04:12 PM

You can anonymously complain to the police and the ASPCA about the treatment of animals. If he is acting like this at 3 1/2, man, his parents are in for A LOT later in life, like serial killer trouble! After all, it has been proven again and again, children who abuse animals grow up to become adult criminals.

annie7 · #20 11-14-2003, 05:40 PM

I was thinking the SAME thing. I just wish I could go be "blunt" for Sarahrose, to 1: let those people know about their kid from the perspective of an observer...2: stand up with Sarahrose so she doesn't feel out numbered or alone in her silent battle....and 3: keep that mean kid away from her daughter or any other unsuspecting child crossing his path!