Facebook Parenting: For the troubled teen.

Sure a lot of yous saw this already a few days ago... but if not watch it.


[video=youtube;kl1ujzRidmU]http/www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl1ujzRidmU[/video]

 

That dad is the shit imo.

 

what an ungrateful *****

 

bad girl >=( dad is so pissed and sad

 

1 round for a lop-top sweet XD

 

oh jeeeezzzzzz

 

So I actually just got around to watching the video. I heard about what it was about and what he did but LOL that was so worth it.

 

hahaha i loved the video... epic.

 

great job dad.

 

Yeah saw that a few days ago. I really enjoyed that video.

 

I never disobey my parents and I love them and understand them,.


poor guy no laptop humiliated , grounded and pissed.

I like when he shot her laptop .

 

20million views....

i'd probably be that pissed if my kid is that disrespectful. probably do more than what he did.

my parents back then made me do more chores than what she had.

 

Kids and the internet.

After watching this video it makes you wonder how much did he spoil his kid or what went wrong. According to the video, the girl has a step mother, which means that she could have suffered the divorce of her parents which usually leaves marks in the kid's soul.

He said that he bought her everything for some house work in return and the kid saw it as it's punishment or whatever. I guess he didn't explain her on he first place why she should do that stuff at home. She is 15 y-o kid, she is a teenager and like any teenager feels that his/her parents are the worse in the world (when they are spoiled). Just because their parents make them help at home, they see it as slavery.

I can't see him cursing, being nervous and talking dirty , it shows that he is has a good education level and he is not of those parents who would hit their kids. I just assume that he left the things to get over his hands at some point because he trusted his daughter too much and that was wrong.

PS: That girl should learn how it feels like to live alone, work and study at the same time when you are around the age of 15.

 

That man is amazing.

"Oh! I got two left!"

Tough love will do her some good.

 

Watched that stoned.

Never watching it again.

 

Apparently they've been offered like a reality series and stuff now. Dad says he will never do something like this again as it created so much publicity. Just goes to show you how watched Youtube and Facebook are lol.

 

Frankly. Dad = Awesome.

SHOOT THE COMPUTER FOR REAL!

 

Found this here Tommy Jordan: Police pay a visit to father who shot daughter's laptop in viral video over Facebook complaint - to thank him | Mail Online


also in the same story

Mr Jordan said: 'If I had it to do again... let's see... I'd do it almost the same'.
He said that those who disagree with his parenting methods have called police and child protective services to his Albermarle home.
But Mr Jordan said he’s sorry to disappoint anyone who was hoping he would wind up arrested in the matter.
'The police by the way said "Kudos, Sir" and most of them made their kids watch it. I actually had a "thank you" from an entire detectives squad.'
He added: 'And another police officer is using it in a positive manner in his presentation for the school system. How's about those apples? Didn't expect THAT when you called the cops did you?'

He offered that those who wish to continue calling the cops on him can continue to do so.
'I'm just going to leave a pot of coffee on for the next officers who come by.'
The North Carolina IT worker said Hannah responded to the hilarious video by saying: ‘I can’t believe you shot my computer!' and had a crying fit.
Mr Jordan said his outspoken daughter later calmed down, but it was an arduous road to recovery.
The father wrote in a media statement to the Toronto Star that Hannah was initially shocked. He said he then talked to her for a long time on the patio, discussing her actions and his response.

He wrote: ‘After she’d had time to process it and I’d had time to process her thoughts on the matters we discussed, we were back to a semi-truce… you know that uncomfortable moment when you’re in the kitchen with your child after an argument and you’re both waiting to see which one’s going to cave in and resume normal conversation first?’
He also said she was ‘astounded’ by the hundreds of comments, thousands of shares, and millions of views of the video.
CBS even called to offer him a TV show, he said.
From the media statement, it would appear that Hannah has calmed down over having her laptop shot, and has also learned the consequences of a single post - both hers on Facebook and her father’s on YouTube.
Mr Jordan wrote: ‘She’s seen first-hand through this video the worst possible scenario that can happen.’
Since the video has become viral, Mr Jordan has written a series of posts on his Facebook page, saying that he's not an awesome parent, nor a hero of any kind, just a 'normal guy with a reasonable moral compass that I try very hard to keep pointed North.'
He has said that the video has since been monetized to pay for attorney’s fees, as many people have tried to impersonate, duplicate, and otherwise copy his video.
In the long written response, he says he refuses to talk to the media as he believes benefiting from the ordeal would send the wrong message to his teen daughter.

 

dad with .45

 

Meh i would have used .40, 14 rounds in the mag + 1 in the snuff. More fun!