Hell no. But it would make me think before acting publicly.Now consider yourself in the kid's shoes. How would you react now? Have you been officially reformed? Will you now be completely obedient to your parent?
Problems and traumas aren't objective. They're relative to everything else in your life.The guy is a bit wacky but I don't see what the big deal is. Some silver spooner's dad destroyed her computer and made a video about their [first world, privileged] family drama. I don't see it as a proper parenting tool as much as a really minor family feud. There are kids younger than 15 getting the **** beaten out of them right now. I really don't think a destroyed laptop is going to cause any emotional trauma.
As a conservative I tell you it does not, they are as divided as anyone else on this one.This guy is not a "great guy". Because he fails as a parent, he turns to destroying a laptop that is presumably one of the more important links in his daughter's social life. This guy just made sure his daughter will despise him even more for years to come.
If he had any sense, he wouldn't have had to go to this extreme to prove his point, or to get his daughter to stop being "rebellious".
Yes, his kid is a spoiled brat. No, that is not her fault alone. That is her upbringing talking in her Facebook page.
I'm sure this sits well with conservatives, but I've seen what this kind of parenting does to kids, and it isn't beneficial.
I have a retort incoming, but I fear that it might be a waste on you, so I will pass. People with some sense in them can figure out whats wrong with all that you've said.I agree this was a great way to protect his family's reputation, dignity and perhaps teach a valuable lesson; something that people have no sense of anymore.