Facebook Parenting: Dad Shoots Daughter's Computer
Tommy Jordan, a North Carolina dad, recently taught his teenage daughter the hard way that nothing on the Internet can really be considered private. Watch what he did after finding a disrespectful Facebook post she wrote about him.
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Original Post: Tommy Jordan, North Carolina Dad, Shoots Daughter's Laptop Nine Times Over Facebook Posts
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Date Added: 2/17/2012











April 2nd, 2012 6:23 PM
Greg, get over it. If you're mad over something like that then you have deeper issues.
March 7th, 2012 8:18 AM
way to go dad...sorry I didn't think of this 5 years ago. As for you peace preaching hypocrites... fuck you!!! I'll pay for your rounds I'm getting mine out anyway to do the same thing. LOL
March 6th, 2012 11:02 AM
Do listen to the so called experts, it's not their child. She is your child, and you are her parent. Keep up the good work, hopefully other parent will take back their parental rights and be able to say enough is enough. And for those who keep making comments about you, saying that, "you're some kind of bad father". Will there blind and or don't have the strength to take back their rights and or their homes, and as I see it, that is the true issue here.......
March 6th, 2012 11:01 AM
Tommy Jordan, you are a good father and I would bet, you love your daughter, and want only the best for her, and no matter others may say, that doesn't mean, that you must be willing to be disrespected, too be a good parent. I'm sure the experts and others will not agree, with what, and how you dealt with this issue with "your child". However I do, and I'm sure that alot more will as well. However it should not and does not matter what the experts, others and or what I have to say about this issue with "your child". On the note, take it or leave it, "Good job, make mistakes, react, love, defend/protect, teach respect and loyalty, and above all be a parent".
March 6th, 2012 10:59 AM
It's time as a country we take back our rights to be parents.Debating about the use of a gun to destroying a computer, and using the word violents, to over shadow the real problem. It was a computer, a computer he payed for and gave to is 15 year old daughter and that was used to disrespect her father and others. Don't over shadow this issue, it's not about how the computer was destroyed and or the method, that was used, but you should see a parent that taking back his rights as a parent. The so called experts have had their chance, now it's time we the parents take back our rights, before it's too late.
March 6th, 2012 10:56 AM
The line of disrespect for a parent, clearly has been crossed when it comes to this issue. Like it or not, the way this parent has decided to destroy his daughter's laptop, was within his rights, the rights of a father. Comments about "Cigarettes and guns are not teaching good morals", well I believe as parents, were dropping the ball and missing the big picture here. We as parents, have been listening to the so called experts for years, telling us that they know how we sould parent. Now look where we are now, our kid's have little to no respect for there parents, for there familys, for anything but themselves. Kid's of today can't even talk to each other without texting or posting on facebook. Tearing each other down, living a life without face to face conversation, inesscents living a false live and not even knowing it, and not having the ability to change becouse the so called the experts of today have taken parenting out of the equation.
March 6th, 2012 10:52 AM
Facebook,it's a gift and not a right. Parent's of today have forgotten this. Kids of today believe that it's within their rights to use facebook to voice their options, no matter what they want to say. Using the excuse it's their rights under the freedom of speech acts. There is a freedom of speech act in the USA. What they don't realise, is that the rights they are speaking of, are a gift. A gift that was fought for by our forefathers, and still to this day, it's being fought for, by the taxpayers of this great country. Kid's of today have forgot that as parents it's up to us as parents to give you, our childen the rights that we feel that you have earned,and take away those rights, when we as parents feel our childen have crossed the line.
February 29th, 2012 9:56 PM
Cigarettes and guns are not teaching good morals. Keep our air clean and teach peace
February 27th, 2012 1:45 PM
Heck yes:) You go dad! I don't see how anyone could think this is wrong. You were teaching her a lesson. You already warned her once that you were gonna put a bullet in it the next time it happened and that's what you did. You were consistent with your word and I applaud you for that. I can't tolerate kids who act out like that and think they're better than the rest. It's just unnecessary an unacceptable.
February 26th, 2012 2:30 PM
Arrogant fuck.i hate people who act like you. You remind me of my father who I hate and haven't talked to in 25 years because he did something like that. Fuck you , you price of shit.! Now have a nice day yall!