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In reply to the discussion: Follow up to computer shooting Dad. [View all]riderinthestorm
(23,272 posts)95. I am sooo sorry EFerrari! I completely understand where you are coming from
My point is that we "see" videos like this through our own personal lens.
I hope you are okay now and in a safe place....
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after reading this, it makes me want to see what all the "to do" is about. i didnt go into the
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#9
my oldest has told me in some ways i am the hardest, toughest mom out of all his friends, he says,
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#57
see, it is comments like that. that is their job. no. there job is to develop into worthwhile
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#65
no, it isnt. and the child was told repeatedly what was allowed in the use of facebook
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#70
oh, whatever. people are flippin with what they saw, taking it at face value. if it is all a lie
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#81
oh bull.... firstly, it went onto the face book to go back to the kids friends and possibly
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#62
bullshit. it is a whole lot of parenting that most parents dont take the time to do
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#67
i dont think so. i think the video was only the beginning. far beyond the lazy parent
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#72
If posting a video on youtube isn't indicative of bad parenting, then we're all in big trouble.
HuckleB
Feb 2012
#74
parenting.... i had both my boys watch the video. then we had a discussion about the video
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#79
I find it amazing that so many people see so many different things in this story.
Brickbat
Feb 2012
#7
I guess straw-man is the only language that some people are fluent in. n/t
lumberjack_jeff
Feb 2012
#85
Yeah, I think that's one, but not the only one. People see what they want to see, I guess.
Brickbat
Feb 2012
#20
You mean, we see a guy who clearly wants attention, posting a ridiculous video on youtube?
HuckleB
Feb 2012
#21
"Try again"? To do what? Convince you I'm a good parent? Convince you that the dad in the video
Brickbat
Feb 2012
#61
I raised a teen and never once found it necessary to execute her possessions.
Fumesucker
Feb 2012
#25
I tried to send you a PM but it bounced back. Sorry, I should have asked first. nt
riderinthestorm
Feb 2012
#94
Yes. They learn to cover their tracks AND to get mileage out of their abusiveness.
EFerrari
Feb 2012
#91
You know, I asked on one of the other threads about whether he just likes to shoot shit
riderinthestorm
Feb 2012
#47
Is the fact that he thinks posting a video on youtube because his daughter badmouthed him ...
HuckleB
Feb 2012
#60
if he'd *really* wanted to make a point he'd have given it to one of her friends
Occulus
Feb 2012
#89
Good Riddance. We need fewer people who jump to conclusions based on flimsy info.
TalkingDog
Feb 2012
#87
I am sooo sorry EFerrari! I completely understand where you are coming from
riderinthestorm
Feb 2012
#95
Good. I didn't think what he'd done was bad. Hey, bad is when your dad beats the crap out of you.
Honeycombe8
Feb 2012
#82
I just thought it was funny. She needed taught, and Dad took her to school.
TheManInTheMac
Feb 2012
#96