[quote]DoubleDuce wrote:
He should have used a 12 gauge or gotten a jar of tannerite.[/quote]
Here in MT we use it as pest control!
It’s fun to blow things up! We put it in a dead deer carcass once, then waited for the coyotes to come eat on it. We blew up the carcass along with the stupid coyotes. Now that’s a way to make heads roll.
Surprised he didn’t shoot her. My parents sure would have! I remember I just put “my mom is an asshole” on my computer as a kid just for a way to vent (I don’t remember why). But all I remember is her screaming at me and then my dad stepped in and basically put me in my place. I didn’t do anything like that again. Ever.
[quote]Gettnitdone wrote:
Hold on. Z-Mo isn’t insinuating aggressive parental discipline will turn every child into some kind of rebel, he’s just emphasising the point that there is evidence that the kind of behaviour the father in the video demonstrated can have potentially negative consequences.
Basically, he’s warning you not to crown this guy dad of the decade until you see the after-math. And the point he vividly illustrated; don’t be surprised if she does eventually end up on redtube. [/quote]
Are you and Zmorris serious about this shit? His method of punishment will push his daughter to turn to pornography? Really? Are you fucking kidding me? How many of those girls fucking on redtube have you interviewed? You both are reacting as if her father beat the shit out of her or fucked her in the ass.
I mean, guys, I’m in my mid twenties and I support what that dad did(okay, shooting the laptop was a bit excessive, but meh… badass!!).
Tough love is what most teens need. And the majority ALWAYS end up fine after this, with good respectable careers and a normal life. They look back and think, ‘‘shit, I used to think Mum and Dad were so mean to me but they were dam right back then.’’
I hope the two of you have daughters in the future and, with that kind of parenting you are trying to advocate, I wouldn’t be surprised to see your baby girls being deepthroated on PornGalore videos xxxx.
This guy made it known to his daughter in no uncertain terms what would happen if she broke the rules. She broke the rules. He kept his promise. That’s the law of consequence that far too many kids are growing up without these days and it’s not doing our society any favors.
I fucking commend the guy for his heart and resolve. This is what “sticking to your guns!” means.
[quote]pushharder wrote:
In particular I know of this one little lake high on a divide and just inside Canada.
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Hey! What are we, a junkyard to you? Keep your mutilated, castrated corpses on your own side of the border! Sheesh…
[quote]ZMorris83 wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]ZMorris83 wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]ZMorris83 wrote:
[quote]pushharder wrote:
[quote]polo77j wrote:
[quote]ZMorris83 wrote:
Once this guy’s daughter turns 18 I’m gonna really enjoy fucking her in the ass while my friend records it on his phone. Thank you for creating another slut for guys like me to take advantage of. [/quote]
you did see the .45 right? Just makin sure[/quote]
Some guys simply don’t understand how effortless it would be to dispatch someone who messed with their kids. It’s uncanny.[/quote]
So you would kill me because your daughter willingly participated in being recorded having demeaning sex with me…? Doesn’t make much sense to me, seems like your cutting down the tree and leaving the roots, and by roots I mean asshole father that created and allowed the daughter’s tortured psyche to flourish.
Publicly embarrassing your children to prove a point never ends well. Creates severe trust issues and resentment. If anything, this father should take a long look at himself and how he and his wife allowed his daughter to become such a spoiled brat and critique themselves rather than humiliating their daughter and portraying themselves as innocent victims.
The parents are never the victims, you created them, you raised them, if they are little shits, it’s not social media’s fault, it’s yours. Take care of it in house and don’t use the subsequent discipline to promote yourself as being a ‘good father’ because apparently you’re not.
It’s not really surprising that his daughter posted that message on facebook, given how self-absorbed and entitled he himself seems making this video and humiliating his daughter. I look forward to seeing her in porn.
P.S. PushHarder, you should look up every major pornstar’s dad and see if they want you to kill someone, it would totally be justified, wait… no it wouldn’t you fucking psychopath. [/quote]
as I’m sure you’re aware, kids don’t live in a bubble and become aware of certain emotions as they get older (emotions such as envy, jealousy, and spite). Now, these emotions can be influenced by external factors outside of the home (i.e. friends, popular music, other media, school mates, etc…) which influence behaviors (like seeing things your friends do that you can’t because your parents won’t allow it could produce an emotion response of spite. The type of emotion that would prompt a 15 year old girl to blatantly disregard a rule her parents had put in place…)
To jump to conclusions and blame the parents insists that you weren’t paying attention to the details of the video. And by details I mean the list of things the daughter was complaining about (i.e. the chores she was responsible for … I know in my experience when I was growing up, being assigned chores and having consequences assigned to tasks unaccomplished pretty much indicated a family who did NOT spoil their children. Especially if said consequences were carried out to the letter, vis a vis a bullet through a coveted electronic device … see where I’m going with this?)
You, as many people I’m sure have done and will continue to do, fail to acknowledge other factors within this particular situation and only want to assign value to the factors that support your outcome (that the girl will inevitably become an anal queen). I doubt you read the father’s response to the new station explaining the “aftermath” (i.e. the heart to heart talk he and his daughter had, the laughs they shared over the experience, etc. which lead me to believe this was a bonding experience for them both and as well as a learning experience for both). Hardly what you would expect a future anal queens family to be like, and hardly what you’d figure the relationship said anal queen would have with her father.
You might do well to stop watching so much anal porn and you might want to start working on your deductive reasoning skills. They’re lacking, homie.[/quote]
All I’m saying is that publicly humilating your children as a form of punishment is never good.
Now, if he wanted to take the daughter in the back yard and shoot her laptop privately, I would applaud him just as all of you have, but posting a video on YouTube is just spiteful and petty and puts him on his daughter’s level as if they were in some kind of prank war.
And I’m not your ‘homie’. [/quote]
Well, that’s not what you seemed to be saying at all. You seem to be saying that this girl is destined to be Sasha Grey^10 … Like you have some all seeing crystal ball that can tell you what girls will be anal addicts and already plotting out your plan to perform demeaning and humiliating acts on them. Sorry for the misinterpretation of what you were saying homie. My B.[/quote]
“My statement was simply stating that this father’s parenting techniques will subsequently cause the daughter to resent her father and only motivate her to do more and more things that will embarass him and in her mind empower herself. Such as… having sex on camera.” - ZMorris83
You should try reading before spewing your pretentious psychological bullshit.
And I’m still not your homie matthew perry.
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“Once this guy’s daughter turns 18 I’m gonna really enjoy fucking her in the ass while my friend records it on his phone. Thank you for creating another slut for guys like me to take advantage of.” - ZMorris83
You should really try expressing yourself a little better if you want people to take you seriously … which we don’t. You’re a clown, you’ll be forever seen through the eyes of most here as a clown, and you have absolutely no integrity.
You try to pass off your initial statement as having some deeper meaning, except you failed to understand that we are smarter than that. You were going for shock value and you failed miserably at that.
Once you met resistance you tried (in vain) to explain your stance which is based on a premise that the outcome of this will be the girl WILL make extremely poor, demeaning, and degrading choices and YOU’LL be there to reap the benefits. You have established, through this process, that you have no integrity, a limited (if any) reading comprehension, and you take yourself waaaaaay too seriously.
And if I’m Matthew Perry, then you’re David Schwimmer. Homie.
[quote]polo77j wrote:
a limited (if any) reading comprehension,[/quote]
X?
I have mixed feelings on this, I do think it was something best done in private.
However, for all of you telling this Zmorris kid how you would kill him, no you wouldn’t. You might feel like it, but you wouldn’t do it so why don’t you cut the internet tough guy shit.
Okay, who’s the first dumbass to ask if I have kids?
Gee, I wonder where she learned that the best way to respond to relationship problems was to make a big, public scene with lots of dramatic flair, and complain a lot.
I wonder where she developed the tendency to complain about being under-appreciated.
It’s a mystery.
Anyway, the part that jumped out at me was where he recited her domestic responsibilities, which I identified as floor-sweeping, counter-wiping, dishes, doing her own laundry and making her own bed. All in all, that’s not a heavy responsibility for any able-bodied person, and not too much to expect from a teenager. His motivation skills need work, but on that point, it seems that the daughter’s labor burdens are not exceptionally high.
I notice, though, that as he was busy justifying his behavior, he conspicuously left out one of his daughter’s domestic obligations – getting his father coffee. It seemed a major point of contention.
I assume getting him coffee is a lot more than getting coffee. It’s symbolic. It’s a gesture that is designed to subordinate her. To establish, on a daily basis and first thing in the morning, who is socially superior and who is inferior.
My guess is that their relationship would greatly improve without the continuous, daily humiliation rituals.
After getting enraged and thinking for second, I realized this guy could be straight-up lying and made up the story just to get attention on Youtube; after he had a broken laptop. Either way, the guy is a psycho. According to someone I follow on Twitter, he’s a self-published author, and his Facebook has been exploding with traffic recently. It sounds more like a publicity stunt than anything else.
[quote]Testy1 wrote:
I have mixed feelings on this, I do think it was something best done in private.
However, for all of you telling this Zmorris kid how you would kill him, no you wouldn’t. You might feel like it, but you wouldn’t do it so why don’t you cut the internet tough guy shit.
Okay, who’s the first dumbass to ask if I have kids?[/quote]
Nobody is going to kill anybody. They are just messing around. Sheesh!
As a non-parent posting in this thread, I would like to point out Zmorris and the like are a small part of the non-parent group. I think IH and I both agree with the majority of parents in this thread that you follow through on promises/threats of punishment for certain behaviors, especially if they are repeated. I know DebraD also posted a positive comment about the dad this thread is about. I’m not sure if ZMorris et al are posting for shock value or they really believe what they are posting but I would think most people would agree with what this dad did. You cannot let the kid control the relationship. They are going to be an adult for a lot more years than they are a kid, that’s plenty of time to be “friends”. Before the age of 18, however, they are the child and you are the parent.
I said the guy was a dumbass, I meant the dad. I stand by that. I get what ZMorris is saying too but I like how Erasmus put it.
[quote]debraD wrote:
I said the guy was a dumbass, I meant the dad. I stand by that. I get what ZMorris is saying too but I like how Erasmus put it.[/quote]
Oh, I’m sorry! I misread your post. Please forgive my reading comprehension fail.
[quote]Grneyes wrote:
[quote]debraD wrote:
I said the guy was a dumbass, I meant the dad. I stand by that. I get what ZMorris is saying too but I like how Erasmus put it.[/quote]
Oh, I’m sorry! I misread your post. Please forgive my reading comprehension fail.[/quote]
No problem! 
[quote]Erasmus wrote:
Gee, I wonder where she learned that the best way to respond to relationship problems was to make a big, public scene with lots of dramatic flair, and complain a lot.
I wonder where she developed the tendency to complain about being under-appreciated.
It’s a mystery.
Anyway, the part that jumped out at me was where he recited her domestic responsibilities, which I identified as floor-sweeping, counter-wiping, dishes, doing her own laundry and making her own bed. All in all, that’s not a heavy responsibility for any able-bodied person, and not too much to expect from a teenager. His motivation skills need work, but on that point, it seems that the daughter’s labor burdens are not exceptionally high.
I notice, though, that as he was busy justifying his behavior, he conspicuously left out one of his daughter’s domestic obligations – getting his father coffee. It seemed a major point of contention.
I assume getting him coffee is a lot more than getting coffee. It’s symbolic. It’s a gesture that is designed to subordinate her. To establish, on a daily basis and first thing in the morning, who is socially superior and who is inferior.
My guess is that their relationship would greatly improve without the continuous, daily humiliation rituals.
After getting enraged and thinking for second, I realized this guy could be straight-up lying and made up the story just to get attention on Youtube; after he had a broken laptop. Either way, the guy is a psycho. According to someone I follow on Twitter, he’s a self-published author, and his Facebook has been exploding with traffic recently. It sounds more like a publicity stunt than anything else.[/quote]
This is a well thought out post and I completely agree with the sentiments inside of it.
Shooting the laptop in private = following through with your word
Shooting the laptop and publishing it on youtube = poser
james
[quote]atypical1 wrote:
[quote]Erasmus wrote:
Gee, I wonder where she learned that the best way to respond to relationship problems was to make a big, public scene with lots of dramatic flair, and complain a lot.
I wonder where she developed the tendency to complain about being under-appreciated.
It’s a mystery.
Anyway, the part that jumped out at me was where he recited her domestic responsibilities, which I identified as floor-sweeping, counter-wiping, dishes, doing her own laundry and making her own bed. All in all, that’s not a heavy responsibility for any able-bodied person, and not too much to expect from a teenager. His motivation skills need work, but on that point, it seems that the daughter’s labor burdens are not exceptionally high.
I notice, though, that as he was busy justifying his behavior, he conspicuously left out one of his daughter’s domestic obligations – getting his father coffee. It seemed a major point of contention.
I assume getting him coffee is a lot more than getting coffee. It’s symbolic. It’s a gesture that is designed to subordinate her. To establish, on a daily basis and first thing in the morning, who is socially superior and who is inferior.
My guess is that their relationship would greatly improve without the continuous, daily humiliation rituals.
After getting enraged and thinking for second, I realized this guy could be straight-up lying and made up the story just to get attention on Youtube; after he had a broken laptop. Either way, the guy is a psycho. According to someone I follow on Twitter, he’s a self-published author, and his Facebook has been exploding with traffic recently. It sounds more like a publicity stunt than anything else.[/quote]
This is a well thought out post and I completely agree with the sentiments inside of it.
Shooting the laptop in private = following through with your word
Shooting the laptop and publishing it on youtube = poser
james
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[quote]debraD wrote:
[quote]atypical1 wrote:
[quote]Erasmus wrote:
Gee, I wonder where she learned that the best way to respond to relationship problems was to make a big, public scene with lots of dramatic flair, and complain a lot.
I wonder where she developed the tendency to complain about being under-appreciated.
It’s a mystery.
Anyway, the part that jumped out at me was where he recited her domestic responsibilities, which I identified as floor-sweeping, counter-wiping, dishes, doing her own laundry and making her own bed. All in all, that’s not a heavy responsibility for any able-bodied person, and not too much to expect from a teenager. His motivation skills need work, but on that point, it seems that the daughter’s labor burdens are not exceptionally high.
I notice, though, that as he was busy justifying his behavior, he conspicuously left out one of his daughter’s domestic obligations – getting his father coffee. It seemed a major point of contention.
I assume getting him coffee is a lot more than getting coffee. It’s symbolic. It’s a gesture that is designed to subordinate her. To establish, on a daily basis and first thing in the morning, who is socially superior and who is inferior.
My guess is that their relationship would greatly improve without the continuous, daily humiliation rituals.
After getting enraged and thinking for second, I realized this guy could be straight-up lying and made up the story just to get attention on Youtube; after he had a broken laptop. Either way, the guy is a psycho. According to someone I follow on Twitter, he’s a self-published author, and his Facebook has been exploding with traffic recently. It sounds more like a publicity stunt than anything else.[/quote]
This is a well thought out post and I completely agree with the sentiments inside of it.
Shooting the laptop in private = following through with your word
Shooting the laptop and publishing it on youtube = poser
james
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[quote]ZMorris83 wrote:
Should I take my victory lap before or after you all respond…? Haha
Man, I love being smart, athletic and pretty. [/quote]
And how is that going to help you, gutted in the Montana mountains and all?
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
[quote]pushharder wrote:
[quote]WolBarret wrote:
I saw this guy and thought “Push?”. But then once he said “a father who works in IT”, I was like “Nope, not Push”. Then I saw the gunshots at the end and I was like “But he has Push like qualities”.
I like this video. I hope his daughter learns something. But she won’t.[/quote]
I’ve thought about shooting your computer a time or two, sonny boy.[/quote]
Told you. “Push like” qualities.[/quote]
Rogue like daddy is far far worse.