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[h=1]'He overreacted a little bit... but I understand': Teenager whose father shot her laptop after her Facebook rants reveals they have now made up[/h]
  • North Carolina father Tommy Jordan made hilarious video for Hannah, 15
  • Daughter apparently refused to do chores and complained about parents
  • Destroyed laptop with his .45 gun and describes it as 'tough love' for her
  • Hannah spoke out about the incident for the first time today

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...cebook-post-Tommy-Jordan-daughter-Hannah.html
 
Seriously! Sitting there smoking and then shooting off a gun, and he thinks he's setting an example! I can't say he's a good dad, nor a good example. Perhaps she is the way she is because of his asinine ways. Regardless, there are better ways of handling a disgruntled rude teen, and his way isn't the right way.
 
Seriously! Sitting there smoking and then shooting off a gun, and he thinks he's setting an example! I can't say he's a good dad, nor a good example. Perhaps she is the way she is because of his asinine ways. Regardless, there are better ways of handling a disgruntled rude teen, and his way isn't the right way.

There are also better ways for teenagers to act, but they don't.
 
There are also better ways for teenagers to act, but they don't.

Why is that? Who is the role model teaching this girl how to act the way she does? This is an act of desperation that should never have gotten to this point. That's it guy, shoot up the shit you bought.
 
Why is that? Who is the role model teaching this girl how to act the way she does? This is an act of desperation that should never have gotten to this point. That's it guy, shoot up the shit you bought.

If you recall this video is a few years old. This girl doesn't want a role model. She is a selfish self centered young lady who cares only about herself.


Facebook Parenting: For the troubled teen.
My daughter thought it would be funny/rebellious/cool to post on her Facebook wall just how upset she was and how unfair her life…

Parents and Kids... watch.
Today was probably the most disappointing day of my life as a father and I don't know how to correct the situation. Since I can't seem to make any headway with my daughter on Facebook, I chose instead to remedy the problem permanently.




https://www.facebook.com/tommyjordaniii/posts/299559803434210
 
Yes. I do remember the original thread. But still, the question is, who is the role model that allowed her to act this way in the first place. This has nothing do with having "a" father. Or a father who thinks shooting up stuff is parenting. It's about having on an duty "father" who teaches his kids how to not behave this way in the first place.
 
Change the oil regularly, check the fluids, change the transmission fluid every 20k miles, change the diff fluid every 20k. Keep it in good mechanical order.
Tires as needed.


Kids not so cut and dry to care for.
 
True Papa, but the fact remains, most, not all, problem children, are lacking guidance from good parents. She is acting out because of something, his "re-acting out" isn't the answer. A happy household with happy attentive parents, usually leads to a child who'll follow the right path, be happy and responsible even when presented with peer pressures and societal issues. Children are sieves when it comes to issues in the home. They can detect problems that many adults are aware they're even displaying. Those problems they can then internalize and will often cause them to rebel because of.
I don't believe his type of parenting to be a good example nor will it solve her issues. But we all believe what we believe:)
 
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