Take a look at the bitch you see in the video below.
This is 52-year-old Sarah Gable. She is a daycare worker who did a horrible crime that no daycare workers should ever do: Shoving a child around. In this case, Gable shoved a 4-year-old girl down a flight of stairs. The shocking incident was caught on a surveillance camera located on the steps at her workplace, Childcare of the Future Daycare Center in Primos, Upper Darby county, PA.
Here's video of the report from 6ABC Action News (skip to 0:13):
This was absolutely heinous. The fact that this old cunt did it is disgusting enough, but to see it unfold on camera hit the pit of my stomach. She woman pushed the child so hard, she didn't tumble down the stairs; she FLEW smack into the wall below. And beside the fact that she got hurt; it's how she got hurt that's troubling me. She could've gotten life-threatening injuries or a concussion. She's 4 years old; she can't walk from that unscathed! But it's shocking that she barely did.
The real problem I had is this: since it was caught on camera, and that Gable gave a look on her face that showed a bit of shock and annoyance (like she's thinking "Oh crap, I'm in so much trouble.") makes me think she may have done this before. And I would've been shocked and not shocked if she had! And even worse, the flight of stairs she pushed the poor girl off of, was just a small flight. Had there been no camera where it happened, there's a big chance she would've pushed the child down the next and even bigger flight of steps. If she didn't think of doing so even without the surveillance camera, she might just have a semblance of a standard within her (and I mean only a smidgen of it, whatever they may be). But the act she pulled was still unacceptable by what she is--a sub excuse of a human being.
And another sad thing about it is this: This is just another example I've seen in my lifetime of people (mostly women) doing this to children in daycare centers. I've seen news reports of women abusing children, throwing them around, neglecting them and not even feeding them; hell, I've even seen one instance of a daycare worker actually leaving a child in the center after closing time! It's a disgusting epidemic in this country that needs to be addressed and stopped. These daycare centers need to hire well-trained, qualified people who actually like being around children to be a daycare worker. And I'm taking an extreme background check; not just basic. Because hiring anyone just to keep the place running is not a good thing; not for you or your business, and no one would ever bring your child to a place like this should anything like what I've just mentioned ever happens--God forbid.
Back to Anne of Gross Gables over here (the only humor I have in this post, because this sick shit isn't funny), she deserves to be arrested, she deserves jail time, she doesn't deserve a lawyer because she can't need one (who the fuck would want to be hired by her?!?), and maybe she even deserves to be thrown down a couple flights of steps herself. I usually don't condone violence, but she is one exception. If her future inmates saw this news report, they would definitely love to treat her just like Tommy's asshole cousin treated him in the eponymous movie.
They hate people who abuse children (even if some of them did the same).
So (no joke), this is why I'm glad I don't have kids. Because I don't want to live with the fear of them going to a daycare and having been treated so terrible just like the little girl in the video, just like parents who do just that and especially the parents of the poor girl. I feel so very sorry for her and her parents, as they now have to deal with this for a very long time. It's disgusting.
Good for the Child Care of the Future for installing the cameras and immediately doing the right thing of firing her and turning her to police. We all would've down the same thing the minute we see the video. BTW, she also didn't resist arrest; she knew what she did was heinous.
As for Sarah Gable, she got what she deserves and I know she rots in prison.
My faith in humanity is a fickle thing, isn't it?
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