Hilarious video!

[doghouse]

At least in my opinion. I'm sitting back and watching my two 40 something year old daughters and husbands dealing with kids getting to their teens. This video is of a mad dad at a 15 year old. Enjoy Grand dads and Grand maws! Sorry if it's been posted.

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[Johnny Dangerr]

I remember this, and didn't dad have a talk with local law enforcement??
Too close to houses or something like that......

[RascalArms]

Great video. Someone shared with me a meme the other day. It said something like “If you raise you children you can spoil your grandkids, but if you spoil your children you’ll have to raise your grandkids”.

Truer words never spoken.

[Cantcatch5]

I am not a Facebook person so I don’t get it but why attempt to humiliate your child in public to punish them? Seems like he is every bit of the attentionwhore his daughter is. I agree she needed to be punished but don’t agree with doing it that way online.

I don’t know, I guess I am out of touch with how people are now but I am ok with that.

[alien_scones]

That's funny and sad.

I am dealing with a daughter with similar attitudes and responses.

This dad has not realized that his daughter may have Aspergers Syndrome.

I can guarantee shooting her laptop did not solve any problems.

Taking away laptops, phone, internet, other privileges does not work well in these situations.

I'm not saying there are spoiled brats out there, but in some situations the child simply does not have the skills to deal with some issues and as parents we interpret this as contempt or being spoiled.

Sad that with over 55 million views on this video nobody is seeing the real problem here.

Yes, a lot of buttons are being pushed here. But his daughters "post" sounds like my daughter. And yes I was mad as hell until we had her diagnosed.

I don't let my daughter talk to me in a disrespectful tone anymore but I also bite my tongue and we eventually agree on the problem and solution to the current issue that previously would result in anger, shouting, grounding, yelling, hateful statements ("I wish I had a different family!", "You Hate me!", "I wish I was dead!")

Yes I'm being somewhat vague here. Just avoid jumping to conclusions here. There's more to the story that we aren't being told.

[doghouse]

I am not a Facebook person so I don’t get it but why attempt to humiliate your child in public to punish them? Seems like he is every bit of the attentionwhore his daughter is. I agree she needed to be punished but don’t agree with doing it that way online.

I don’t know, I guess I am out of touch with how people are now but I am ok with that.

Probably a difference by age and political correctness. My Dad grabbed me by the ear and drug me a few times to his seat in a gym during a HS game. Times have changed. Do that today and CPS is all over you! LOL!!

[Landrover]

Pretty dysfunctional all the way around...….ouch!

[Huntingfool]

I thought it was awesome - bet the daughter thinks twice next time

[Pstraw]

The problem is with ever letting it get to this in the first place. If the rules and boundaries are not set and understood early on, there will be problems.

[alien_scones]

I thought it was awesome - bet the daughter thinks twice next time

HF, the daughter probably doesn't think like you and I do. If she did, then this problem wouldn't exist.

Everyone watching this video is TRIGGERED by a daughter that doesn't think like you, me, or her dad. My point in my post is these Asperger kids do not behave or respond as normal thinking individuals in certain situations. And the frustration builds from there.

Everyone, please PM me if you think you have a kid like this. I would be happy to walk you though the process we did for our daughter.