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This was a Facebook Live that should have never happened.
A Georgia mother took it into her own hands to beat her daughter on Facebook Live as a form of punishment.
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Nia Green, 16, was seen in the five-minute video getting beat up by Miller. The video which was first posted to Facebook was removed, but is on Youtube. As of Wednesday afternoon, the video has been viewed more than 66,000 times.
What started the nasty fight? Her daughter posted sexually arousing photos on her page.
You can see Green try to get away from her mother and can be heard crying during the incident. Miller can be seen throwing multiple punches at Green over and over again.
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"Why you wanna be a thot?" Miller asked Green.
"You wanna embarrass me on social media?! Don't fucking play with me, Nia," the mother yelled.
Green finally stop crying, but that's when her mother then again punched her in the face.
"You got me looking bad like I ain't no good motherfucking parent. I do my best. I do my fucking best!" Miller said.
Green wrote a Facebook post on Sunday saying that she loves her mother and that she shouldn't have done what she did.
"Everybody [is] laughing and making reenactments," Green wrote.
According to the NY Daily News, Green told investigators she didn't feel threatened at home, causing Savannah police to not charge Miller.
Miller took the camera, fixed her hair and said, "I'mma need you to make this viral, please, share this. Because I'm not done. More to come," Shanavia Miller yelled.
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