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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:16:29 AM EDT
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You miss my point: Shitty dad + shitty kid = totally in character for both of them. Decent dad + shitty kid = probably was the last straw. Shitty dad + decent kid = expected result of turning the kid in. Decent dad + decent kid = dumb mistake... and then your 'Dad should have taken care of it' makes sense. Very, very different scenarios, and the latter half of your first post makes sense only for the last scenario, instead of the broad brush that it is. The first half of your post seems short-sighted and irrelevant, honestly. Besides, what exactly were in the photographs? Shots of some bikini models getting ready in a hotel lobby? That's fairly innocuous. Full-blown trespassing on private property, camera up against the glass, expectation of privacy in play, etc? Not so much. When it comes to what I, as an adult, would do (smile and wave) if I saw a hot naked woman through a window... has no bearing on the parent/child relationship in the OP. You could pick it apart all you won't, you won't change the fact that a father who turns his son into the police for this "crime" is a POS and should be killed. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:18:05 AM EDT
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Either you don't have kids, you are trolling like a motherfucker, or you believe that your kid will get some kind of preferential treatment due to your LE status. Only a fool would turn his kid in for a "crime" where no one was harmed. Sure my kid gets a DUI, he'll face the music I won't dindu his ass. But if he calls me because he realized part of the way home that his drunk ass getting behind the wheel was stupid, I'm not going to turn him in, I'm going to go get him. Which would you do? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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An actual Father! WOW! Pretty rare these days. No, a real father is loyal to his family. A real father disciplines his son himself. A real father doesn't turn his son into the police for something like this. Talk about nanny staters, I thought this was a conservative forum? Yet half of you want to turn your kids over to the state for discipline. It takes a village, huh???  Being a peeping tom isn't a small deal. In some areas it's a minor crime. Bet you'd be pissed to hear I wouldn't bail my kids out either. Sometimes the best way to learn is to face our justice system Either you don't have kids, you are trolling like a motherfucker, or you believe that your kid will get some kind of preferential treatment due to your LE status. Only a fool would turn his kid in for a "crime" where no one was harmed. Sure my kid gets a DUI, he'll face the music I won't dindu his ass. But if he calls me because he realized part of the way home that his drunk ass getting behind the wheel was stupid, I'm not going to turn him in, I'm going to go get him. Which would you do? Nope, no preferential treatment expected. Actions have consequences and sometimes you have to face them. As I said before, peeping tom isn't a victimless crime and should be dealt with |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:19:16 AM EDT
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Wow, that father should be killed. Things like that should be taken care of in house. Short of molestation or something truly heinous, you should never rat out your own son. Wow. Just a bit extreme. <a href="http://s1102.photobucket.com/user/tc2k11arf/media/photochops/spongebob_hammer2_zpsc73e19dd.gif.html" target="_blank">http://i1102.photobucket.com/albums/g441/tc2k11arf/photochops/spongebob_hammer2_zpsc73e19dd.gif</a> «tc2k11» What right is being violated by that statement? |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:19:24 AM EDT
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Wow, that father should be killed. Things like that should be taken care of in house. Short of molestation or something truly heinous, you should never rat out your own son. In his mind, the government should take care of those things. As if you have a fucking clue what was going through the father's mind. My kid commits a crime he turns himself in and faces the consequences or I do it for him. Your mentality is as bad as Michael Brown' parents. Wow, disgusting Yes, yes you are. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:19:48 AM EDT
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Nope, no preferential treatment expected. Actions have consequences and sometimes you have to face them. As I said before, peeping tom isn't a victimless crime and should be dealt with You are unequipped to deal with your son peeping? You have to let the cops "deal with" him? Bullshit. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:20:01 AM EDT
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:20:40 AM EDT
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Outsource that nasty business of being a father, huh? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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An actual Father! WOW! Pretty rare these days. No, a real father is loyal to his family. A real father disciplines his son himself. A real father doesn't turn his son into the police for something like this. Talk about nanny staters, I thought this was a conservative forum? Yet half of you want to turn your kids over to the state for discipline. It takes a village, huh??? Being a peeping tom isn't a small deal. In some areas it's a minor crime. Bet you'd be pissed to hear I wouldn't bail my kids out either. Sometimes the best way to learn is to face our justice system Outsource that nasty business of being a father, huh? I get calls all the time where parents want me to parent their kid for them. I don't consider this to be one of those situations |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:21:25 AM EDT
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Wow, that father should be killed. Things like that should be taken care of in house. Short of molestation or something truly heinous, you should never rat out your own son. In his mind, the government should take care of those things. As if you have a fucking clue what was going through the father's mind. My kid commits a crime he turns himself in and faces the consequences or I do it for him. Your mentality is as bad as Michael Brown' parents. Wow, disgusting Yes, yes you are. Why? Because I am not a disloyal low-life to my family? Because I believe in discipline in the family? Because I don't want the nanny state raising my family? |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:21:36 AM EDT
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You could pick it apart all you won't, you won't change the fact that a father who turns his son into the police for this "crime" is a POS and should be killed. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You miss my point: Shitty dad + shitty kid = totally in character for both of them. Decent dad + shitty kid = probably was the last straw. Shitty dad + decent kid = expected result of turning the kid in. Decent dad + decent kid = dumb mistake... and then your 'Dad should have taken care of it' makes sense. Very, very different scenarios, and the latter half of your first post makes sense only for the last scenario, instead of the broad brush that it is. The first half of your post seems short-sighted and irrelevant, honestly. Besides, what exactly were in the photographs? Shots of some bikini models getting ready in a hotel lobby? That's fairly innocuous. Full-blown trespassing on private property, camera up against the glass, expectation of privacy in play, etc? Not so much. When it comes to what I, as an adult, would do (smile and wave) if I saw a hot naked woman through a window... has no bearing on the parent/child relationship in the OP. You could pick it apart all you won't, you won't change the fact that a father who turns his son into the police for this "crime" is a POS and should be killed. Since that's your only objection, you're merely arguing degrees. You've decided that certain crimes are worthy of police involvement, and certain crimes aren't. Why would your distinction matter one iota to anyone else but you and your children? I still can't believe that you're advocating killing the father for this.  How do you propose that should work? Are you willing to step up and do it? Should it be a capital crime for the father to turn in his son for your list of 'crimes'?
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:23:58 AM EDT
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Why? Because I am not a disloyal low-life to my family? Because I believe in discipline in the family? Because I don't want the nanny state raising my family? No. For advocating that a father be killed because his son is a sick fucker. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:24:19 AM EDT
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I'd think a police officer would know better than most not to let their kid get entangled, unless he was counting on special treatment. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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An actual Father! WOW! Pretty rare these days. No, a real father is loyal to his family. A real father disciplines his son himself. A real father doesn't turn his son into the police for something like this. Talk about nanny staters, I thought this was a conservative forum? Yet half of you want to turn your kids over to the state for discipline. It takes a village, huh??? Being a peeping tom isn't a small deal. In some areas it's a minor crime. Bet you'd be pissed to hear I wouldn't bail my kids out either. Sometimes the best way to learn is to face our justice system Either you don't have kids, you are trolling like a motherfucker, or ,,,you believe that your kid will get some kind of preferential treatment due to your LE status. I'd think a police officer would know better than most not to let their kid get entangled, unless he was counting on special treatment. I've seen it help a lot of people |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:24:46 AM EDT
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Since that's your only objection, you're merely arguing degrees. You've decided that certain crimes are worthy of police involvement, and certain crimes aren't. Why would your distinction matter one iota to anyone else but you and your children? I still can't believe that you're advocating killing the father for this. How do you propose that should work? Are you willing to step up and do it? Should it be a capital crime for the father to turn in his son for your list of 'crimes'?Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You miss my point: Shitty dad + shitty kid = totally in character for both of them. Decent dad + shitty kid = probably was the last straw. Shitty dad + decent kid = expected result of turning the kid in. Decent dad + decent kid = dumb mistake... and then your 'Dad should have taken care of it' makes sense. Very, very different scenarios, and the latter half of your first post makes sense only for the last scenario, instead of the broad brush that it is. The first half of your post seems short-sighted and irrelevant, honestly. Besides, what exactly were in the photographs? Shots of some bikini models getting ready in a hotel lobby? That's fairly innocuous. Full-blown trespassing on private property, camera up against the glass, expectation of privacy in play, etc? Not so much. When it comes to what I, as an adult, would do (smile and wave) if I saw a hot naked woman through a window... has no bearing on the parent/child relationship in the OP. You could pick it apart all you won't, you won't change the fact that a father who turns his son into the police for this "crime" is a POS and should be killed. Since that's your only objection, you're merely arguing degrees. You've decided that certain crimes are worthy of police involvement, and certain crimes aren't. Why would your distinction matter one iota to anyone else but you and your children? I still can't believe that you're advocating killing the father for this. How do you propose that should work? Are you willing to step up and do it? Should it be a capital crime for the father to turn in his son for your list of 'crimes'?You simply can't see the forest for the trees. And you are acting quite childish as well. You know that my statement about killing the father was in jest and just to say in an extreme way "The world would be better without people like him". I'm not going to list every petty crime that should be dealt with in house, either. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:25:04 AM EDT
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Wow, that father should be killed. Things like that should be taken care of in house. Short of molestation or something truly heinous, you should never rat out your own son. I wonder how the women who were photographed through their windows feel about this? |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:25:18 AM EDT
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No. For advocating that a father be killed because his son is a sick fucker. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why? Because I am not a disloyal low-life to my family? Because I believe in discipline in the family? Because I don't want the nanny state raising my family? No. For advocating that a father be killed because his son is a sick fucker. That's not what I advocated. Your reasoning is way off and you know it. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:26:18 AM EDT
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Wow, that father should be killed. Things like that should be taken care of in house. Short of molestation or something truly heinous, you should never rat out your own son. I wonder how the women who were photographed through their windows feel about this? Why? They shouldn't even know about it. The memory card should have been destroyed and they should have been spared the embarrassment. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:27:10 AM EDT
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Don't know whether it is true, but I understand a lot of serial rapists start out as peeping Toms. You do not know if it is true ..... but you choose to run with it anyway!
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:27:30 AM EDT
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Looks like the two trolls that tried to defend this POS "father" have run off with their tails between their legs. If you're referring to me, I was on a call 
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:27:34 AM EDT
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For those of you saying that the kid's act "caused no harm," consider this:
Your wife comes to you with her phone and shows you a text. That text has a pic of your wife, undressed, taken through your window. It also contains information that proves whoever took the photo knows her Facebook profile, has already friended either family or coworkers, and threatens to post the pic on Facebook unless she sends him personal nudes in poses the person wants. Think it's bullshit? Check out some of the "creep" or "exgirlfriend" threads on /b/. People get doxed almost daily. Call me a SJW if you want, but imagine it was your wife in those pictures that your neighbor's son had. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:28:41 AM EDT
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Looks like the two trolls that tried to defend this POS "father" have run off with their tails between their legs. If you're referring to me, I was on a call I was. I have changed my assesment of you based on your latest posts. You aren't trolling, you're just fucking delusional. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:30:13 AM EDT
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Wow, that father should be killed. Things like that should be taken care of in house. Short of molestation or something truly heinous, you should never rat out your own son. In his mind, the government should take care of those things. As if you have a fucking clue what was going through the father's mind. My kid commits a crime he turns himself in and faces the consequences or I do it for him. Your mentality is as bad as Michael Brown' parents. Wow, disgusting Seeming how you are "new" allow me to suggest that your replies might not garner much support... Who knows maybe someone will recognize you as being familiar and we wont have to deal with you much longer. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:30:16 AM EDT
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing?
Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:31:20 AM EDT
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Yep, advocating a guy be killed based on a new report is REAL parenting.
You do not know how many times he HAS disciplined his kid. This may very well be the only way he has left of handling the situtation esp if other behavior is putting out alarms. . Yes, sick fuckers start out as kids and someone that has actually reached the point of starting a video library is not just a kid "standing on the sidewalk". |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:32:44 AM EDT
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This has nothing to do with the what happened here. If some stranger threatens your family of course you call the police.
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For those of you saying that the kid's act "caused no harm," consider this: Your wife comes to you with her phone and shows you a text. That text has a pic of your wife, undressed, taken through your window. It also contains information that proves whoever took the photo knows her Facebook profile, has already friended either family or coworkers, and threatens to post the pic on Facebook unless she sends him personal nudes in poses the person wants. Think it's bullshit? Check out some of the "creep" or "exgirlfriend" threads on /b/. People get doxed almost daily. Call me a SJW if you want, but imagine it was your wife in those pictures that your neighbor's son had. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:33:30 AM EDT
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Wow, that father should be killed. Things like that should be taken care of in house. Short of molestation or something truly heinous, you should never rat out your own son. In his mind, the government should take care of those things. As if you have a fucking clue what was going through the father's mind. My kid commits a crime he turns himself in and faces the consequences or I do it for him. Your mentality is as bad as Michael Brown' parents. Wow, disgusting Wow just give your family to the state like that, I find it amazing how people have no idea of family or parenting and just want the cops to handle everything for them. A truly disgusting statement. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:34:02 AM EDT
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Nope, no preferential treatment expected. Actions have consequences and sometimes you have to face them. As I said before, peeping tom isn't a victimless crime and should be dealt with You are unequipped to deal with your son peeping? You have to let the cops "deal with" him? Bullshit. Since I've been a cop, I've seen two peeping tom cases turn into break ins and turn into sex assaults. Maybe the father thought it was something that needed to be nipped in the bud and maybe he felt this was the proper course of action. Can't fault him for doing what he felt was the right thing to do |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:34:16 AM EDT
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For those of you saying that the kid's act "caused no harm," consider this: Your wife comes to you with her phone and shows you a text. That text has a pic of your wife, undressed, taken through your window. It also contains information that proves whoever took the photo knows her Facebook profile, has already friended either family or coworkers, and threatens to post the pic on Facebook unless she sends him personal nudes in poses the person wants. Think it's bullshit? Check out some of the "creep" or "exgirlfriend" threads on /b/. People get doxed almost daily. Call me a SJW if you want, but imagine it was your wife in those pictures that your neighbor's son had. Did the kid do ANY of that? Or was he just looking for himself? You know the answer, so quit adding worse crimes to it. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:35:03 AM EDT
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. How many BILLIONS of people do the same fucked up stuff WITHOUT shooting up schools? |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:35:24 AM EDT
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. Thank you |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:36:00 AM EDT
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For those of you saying that the kid's act "caused no harm," consider this: Your wife comes to you with her phone and shows you a text. That text has a pic of your wife, undressed, taken through your window. It also contains information that proves whoever took the photo knows her Facebook profile, has already friended either family or coworkers, and threatens to post the pic on Facebook unless she sends him personal nudes in poses the person wants. Think it's bullshit? Check out some of the "creep" or "exgirlfriend" threads on /b/. People get doxed almost daily. Call me a SJW if you want, but imagine it was your wife in those pictures that your neighbor's son had. Or you give your "technology abled" on fuck of a wake up call. What this Ohio dad did is exactly the sort of discipline I would've received as a boy from my father. He was harsh. Guess who has a clean record at 35 after the time my dad caught me stealing from the px at 11 and turned me in. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:36:15 AM EDT
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Yep, advocating a guy be killed based on a new report is REAL parenting.
You do not know how many times he HAS disciplined his kid. This may very well be the only way he has left of handling the situtation esp if other behavior is putting out alarms. . Yes, sick fuckers start out as kids and someone that has actually reached the point of starting a video library is not just a kid "standing on the sidewalk". Ineffective discipline isn't discipline. Half ass attempts do not count as discipline. If I had a kid as you described and I couldn't correct it, there's innumerable resources I would reach for long before the police. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:37:39 AM EDT
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. How many BILLIONS of people do the same fucked up stuff WITHOUT shooting up schools? Not relevent. The only thing relevent is, what does this father know about his son that neither of us know? Maybe he's an oherwise good kid. Or, maybe he's a little fucking psycho and his father knows it? THAT was my point. But in your haste to demonize the father, you may have missed it. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:37:47 AM EDT
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Wow, that father should be killed. Things like that should be taken care of in house. Short of molestation or something truly heinous, you should never rat out your own son. In his mind, the government should take care of those things. As if you have a fucking clue what was going through the father's mind. My kid commits a crime he turns himself in and faces the consequences or I do it for him. Your mentality is as bad as Michael Brown' parents. Sure, a crime that causes harm to someone. A "crime" and Ima whoop his ass and make him work like a slave for a while. Only a fool would "invite the man into his child's life" . Now the cops can put him in prison, so he will truly understand how to commit sex crimes and how to get away with them. Good move dad, don't bother parenting, seeking private counseling etc just call the cops... |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:37:48 AM EDT
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. How many BILLIONS of people do the same fucked up stuff WITHOUT shooting up schools? Or advocate killing folks they don't like on the internet. 
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:37:51 AM EDT
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Or you give your "technology abled" on fuck of a wake up call. What this Ohio dad did is exactly the sort of discipline I would've received as a boy from my father. He was harsh. Guess who has a clean record at 35 after the time my dad caught me stealing from the px at 11 and turned me in. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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For those of you saying that the kid's act "caused no harm," consider this: Your wife comes to you with her phone and shows you a text. That text has a pic of your wife, undressed, taken through your window. It also contains information that proves whoever took the photo knows her Facebook profile, has already friended either family or coworkers, and threatens to post the pic on Facebook unless she sends him personal nudes in poses the person wants. Think it's bullshit? Check out some of the "creep" or "exgirlfriend" threads on /b/. People get doxed almost daily. Call me a SJW if you want, but imagine it was your wife in those pictures that your neighbor's son had. Or you give your "technology abled" on fuck of a wake up call. What this Ohio dad did is exactly the sort of discipline I would've received as a boy from my father. He was harsh. Guess who has a clean record at 35 after the time my dad caught me stealing from the px at 11 and turned me in. The problem is that you went thru your entire life knowing that your father really doesn't love you. That alone could cause more damage than good. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:37:55 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Dindu Nuffin, is that you? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Wow, that father should be killed. Things like that should be taken care of in house. Short of molestation or something truly heinous, you should never rat out your own son. Dindu Nuffin, is that you? A good father-son 'discussion' can solve a lot of problems without involving the police.
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:37:59 AM EDT
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Yeah, the dad should have taken care of it 'in house'.
Then when the authorities came busting through the front door, looking for the pervert distributing the voyeur pics and videos over the internet the dad could say " already took care of it. ". I will protect my children to the ends of the earth if they are innocent. If they are guilty, I will supply the rope for the judge to hang them with !!!!! My children all knew how I feel, from the day they could understand. When they were in school I met with them and their teachers at the beginning of each new year and said ..... " I am not one of those parents who will tell you ' my kids can do no wrong. ' If you accuse my child of any wrongdoing and have the evidence to back up the accusation, I will help you hang them. If you accuse my child of any wrongdoing and DO NOT have the evidence to back up the accusation, I will do everything in my power to HANG YOU !!!!! " One school Administrator thought my speech was a joke .... until he tried to suspend my son for nothing. ( he was transferred to another school ) Another School Administrator ( High School ) liked my speech well enough to offer me a job. I will not tolerate criminal behavior from ANYONE .......especially from my own children !!!!! . |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:38:25 AM EDT
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Since I've been a cop, I've seen two peeping tom cases turn into break ins and turn into sex assaults. Maybe the father thought it was something that needed to be nipped in the bud and maybe he felt this was the proper course of action. Can't fault him for doing what he felt was the right thing to do Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Nope, no preferential treatment expected. Actions have consequences and sometimes you have to face them. As I said before, peeping tom isn't a victimless crime and should be dealt with You are unequipped to deal with your son peeping? You have to let the cops "deal with" him? Bullshit. Since I've been a cop, I've seen two peeping tom cases turn into break ins and turn into sex assaults. Maybe the father thought it was something that needed to be nipped in the bud and maybe he felt this was the proper course of action. Can't fault him for doing what he felt was the right thing to do How many of those "peeping tom" cases were kids with fathers? 
What discipline did the father's take? I'm betting they dindu'd the kids if they were even there. More likely both "toms" were adults. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:38:52 AM EDT
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Wow, that father should be killed. Things like that should be taken care of in house. Short of molestation or something truly heinous, you should never rat out your own son.  " />
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:39:01 AM EDT
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For those of you saying that the kid's act "caused no harm," consider this: Your wife comes to you with her phone and shows you a text. That text has a pic of your wife, undressed, taken through your window. It also contains information that proves whoever took the photo knows her Facebook profile, has already friended either family or coworkers, and threatens to post the pic on Facebook unless she sends him personal nudes in poses the person wants. Think it's bullshit? Check out some of the "creep" or "exgirlfriend" threads on /b/. People get doxed almost daily. Call me a SJW if you want, but imagine it was your wife in those pictures that your neighbor's son had. FUCK FACEBOOK !!!!!!!! |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:39:53 AM EDT
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. How many BILLIONS of people do the same fucked up stuff WITHOUT shooting up schools? Not relevent. Bullshit, you brought up the story of kids doing weird fucked up shit shooting up schools, so it is DEFINITELY relevant to mention that the vast majority of people who do that fucked up shit do NOT shoot up schools. People who shoot up schools drink water, are you doing to come up with some half assed correlation about drinking water too? |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:40:53 AM EDT
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. How many BILLIONS of people do the same fucked up stuff WITHOUT shooting up schools? Or advocate killing folks they don't like on the internet. Yet I haven't shot up anything or anyone, you see how that works? |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:41:19 AM EDT
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. You nailed it. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:42:04 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. The problem with the people you describe is that they don't know when they can't handle it. If this was a first offense, I would handle it myself, and make him contact the women and apologize. If they want to contact LE, that's fine. If this was a long string of 'problems'? Fuck that the kids going in.
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:43:00 AM EDT
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Bullshit, you brought up the story of kids doing weird fucked up shit shooting up schools, so it is DEFINITELY relevant to mention that the vast majority of people who do that fucked up shit do NOT shoot up schools. People who shoot up schools drink water, are you doing to come up with some half assed correlation about drinking water too? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. How many BILLIONS of people do the same fucked up stuff WITHOUT shooting up schools? Not relevent. Bullshit, you brought up the story of kids doing weird fucked up shit shooting up schools, so it is DEFINITELY relevant to mention that the vast majority of people who do that fucked up shit do NOT shoot up schools. People who shoot up schools drink water, are you doing to come up with some half assed correlation about drinking water too? I'm sorry that I chose to use English as the language of choice when posting. Perhaps someday, after you've completed a rudimentary class in ESL and reading comprehension, we will be able to actually have a conversation like two adults would, with each understanding the other's arguments, without skipping over the hard parts after reading only 3 words. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:43:20 AM EDT
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. How many BILLIONS of people do the same fucked up stuff WITHOUT shooting up schools? Or advocate killing folks they don't like on the internet. Yet I haven't shot up anything or anyone, you see how that works? So, you are lazy? Do you often make declarative statements that you never have the intention of carrying out? |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:44:18 AM EDT
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Yeah, the dad should have taken care of it 'in house'. Then when the authorities came busting through the front door, looking for the pervert distributing the voyeur pics and videos over the internet the dad could say " already took care of it. ". I will protect my children to the ends of the earth if they are innocent. If they are guilty, I will supply the rope for the judge to hang them with !!!!! My children all knew how I feel, from the day they could understand. When they were in school I met with them and their teachers at the beginning of each new year and said ..... One school Administrator thought my speech was a joke .... until he tried to suspend my son for nothing. ( he was transferred to another school ) Another School Administrator ( High School ) liked my speech well enough to offer me a job. I will not tolerate criminal behavior from ANYONE .......especially from my own children !!!!! . Quote HistoryQuoted:
Yeah, the dad should have taken care of it 'in house'. Then when the authorities came busting through the front door, looking for the pervert distributing the voyeur pics and videos over the internet the dad could say " already took care of it. ". I will protect my children to the ends of the earth if they are innocent. If they are guilty, I will supply the rope for the judge to hang them with !!!!! My children all knew how I feel, from the day they could understand. When they were in school I met with them and their teachers at the beginning of each new year and said ..... " I am not one of those parents who will tell you ' my kids can do no wrong. ' If you accuse my child of any wrongdoing and have the evidence to back up the accusation, I will help you hang them. If you accuse my child of any wrongdoing and DO NOT have the evidence to back up the accusation, I will do everything in my power to HANG YOU !!!!! " One school Administrator thought my speech was a joke .... until he tried to suspend my son for nothing. ( he was transferred to another school ) Another School Administrator ( High School ) liked my speech well enough to offer me a job. I will not tolerate criminal behavior from ANYONE .......especially from my own children !!!!! . No one, and I repeat NO ONE here has said you should tolerate criminal behavior. The people here who care about their children are simply saying that they will take care of the discipline themselves. How would you like it if your son made one mistake when he was young, and you reported it to the police, but then got his act together and maybe got himself into the CIA or West Point or something else that at the last minute said he wasn't accepted because they found that infraction you reported on his record? |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:44:53 AM EDT
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<<<SNIPPED>>> You simply can't see the forest for the trees. And you are acting quite childish as well. You know that my statement about killing the father was in jest and just to say in an extreme way "The world would be better without people like him". I'm not going to list every petty crime that should be dealt with in house, either. Ah, 'I know better than you do'. It's been awhile since I've heard that one. Funny that you need to resort to name-calling instead of just coming right out and saying it. Nothing like having an argument about what parents should do... and then trying to act like a parent to random posters on the internet. So now that enough people have called you out for your 'the dad should be killed' statement, you're going to retract it? I figured you could be responsible for your statements instead of weaseling around to 'I did not really mean that'. I guess I was wrong. I don't really care what your list is. The fact remains that it's your list, and you have no right to dictate that to anyone else. The mere fact that you're trying to do so makes you way worse than the father who decided to let his son face the real-world consequences for his action.
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:45:35 AM EDT
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The problem is that you went thru your entire life knowing that your father really doesn't love you. That alone could cause more damage than good. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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For those of you saying that the kid's act "caused no harm," consider this: Your wife comes to you with her phone and shows you a text. That text has a pic of your wife, undressed, taken through your window. It also contains information that proves whoever took the photo knows her Facebook profile, has already friended either family or coworkers, and threatens to post the pic on Facebook unless she sends him personal nudes in poses the person wants. Think it's bullshit? Check out some of the "creep" or "exgirlfriend" threads on /b/. People get doxed almost daily. Call me a SJW if you want, but imagine it was your wife in those pictures that your neighbor's son had. Or you give your "technology abled" on fuck of a wake up call. What this Ohio dad did is exactly the sort of discipline I would've received as a boy from my father. He was harsh. Guess who has a clean record at 35 after the time my dad caught me stealing from the px at 11 and turned me in. The problem is that you went thru your entire life knowing that your father really doesn't love you. That alone could cause more damage than good. And, fuck you for even insinuating that, good sir. You know nothing of the excellent relationship my father and I have. I 'll self report for my personal attack. |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:45:39 AM EDT
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I'm sorry that I chose to use English as the language of choice when posting. Perhaps someday, after you've completed a rudimentary class in ESL and reading comprehension, we will be able to actually have a conversation like two adults would, with each understanding the other's arguments, without skipping over the hard parts after reading only 3 words. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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How often have we seen stories about people who do weird fucked up shit, either violent stuff, or weird stuff, and they end up shooting up a school, and then it turns out that everyone knew the person was a fucking psycho, but chose to "deal with it" themselves rather than getting the person help? Or, all the violent sex offenders that started out as peeping toms, and got progressively worse over time until they were raping, and/or killing? Maybe this father sees something in his son's past behavior that is raising big fucking red flags now that didn't before the peeping incidents. If so, and this father acted on those red flags, good for him. Maybe he's "ruined" his son's life, but it is very possible that he's saved many more lives from being ruined by his son. How many BILLIONS of people do the same fucked up stuff WITHOUT shooting up schools? Not relevent. Bullshit, you brought up the story of kids doing weird fucked up shit shooting up schools, so it is DEFINITELY relevant to mention that the vast majority of people who do that fucked up shit do NOT shoot up schools. People who shoot up schools drink water, are you doing to come up with some half assed correlation about drinking water too? I'm sorry that I chose to use English as the language of choice when posting. Perhaps someday, after you've completed a rudimentary class in ESL and reading comprehension, we will be able to actually have a conversation like two adults would, with each understanding the other's arguments, without skipping over the hard parts after reading only 3 words. Why don't you report me? |
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Posted: 11/26/2014 11:46:03 AM EDT
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No one, and I repeat NO ONE here has said you should tolerate criminal behavior. The people here who care about their children are simply saying that they will take care of the discipline themselves. How would you like it if your son made one mistake when he was young, and you reported it to the police, but then got his act together and maybe got himself into the CIA or West Point or something else that at the last minute said he wasn't accepted because they found that infraction you reported on his record? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yeah, the dad should have taken care of it 'in house'. Then when the authorities came busting through the front door, looking for the pervert distributing the voyeur pics and videos over the internet the dad could say " already took care of it. ". I will protect my children to the ends of the earth if they are innocent. If they are guilty, I will supply the rope for the judge to hang them with !!!!! My children all knew how I feel, from the day they could understand. When they were in school I met with them and their teachers at the beginning of each new year and said ..... " I am not one of those parents who will tell you ' my kids can do no wrong. ' If you accuse my child of any wrongdoing and have the evidence to back up the accusation, I will help you hang them. If you accuse my child of any wrongdoing and DO NOT have the evidence to back up the accusation, I will do everything in my power to HANG YOU !!!!! " One school Administrator thought my speech was a joke .... until he tried to suspend my son for nothing. ( he was transferred to another school ) Another School Administrator ( High School ) liked my speech well enough to offer me a job. I will not tolerate criminal behavior from ANYONE .......especially from my own children !!!!! . No one, and I repeat NO ONE here has said you should tolerate criminal behavior. The people here who care about their children are simply saying that they will take care of the discipline themselves. How would you like it if your son made one mistake when he was young, and you reported it to the police, but then got his act together and maybe got himself into the CIA or West Point or something else that at the last minute said he wasn't accepted because they found that infraction you reported on his record? How many billions of people didn't get into the CIA or West Point? /ShocksMode |
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