Post: #1

I draw your attention to the way he is publicly humiliating his son for hurting someone's feelings at school.

Notice the man's fat face, and XL sized breast cancer ribbon tattoo. I'm going to assume that the kids mother died of breast cancer and thats why she's not in the picture. Now imagine you're a young man with a dead mother and a fruity tattooed dad like depicted below. Would you not relieve stress by chirping people around you? It's the law of the jungle. I'm not saying bullying is good, but this hypocritical social justice is vomit inducing.

EDIT: Notice also, the gay poster in the background: "Be kind, be JOYFUL, be ADORABLE, be quiet"
This guy is taking a kid who obviously wants to be a man and humiliating him with the intention of making him omega..

Post: #2

Honestly, I don't mind this type of punishment if it was an extreme form of bullying like assaulting the kid or the equivalent. I'm guessing it was more of teasing the kid and he couldn't handle it.

I still don't think the father should have posted any of this online or made a huge sign but the other conditions of the punishment are reasonable and will toughen the boy up.

The problem is we don't have all the details of the bullying incident so we can't properly judge this.

Post: #3

If you look at point 4 on the print out you'll see that he has been tasked with landscaping both of his dad's lawns.

He's probably divorced.

I commend the fitness punishments, however the picture, apologizing to the boy in front of the whole class, and the father's tattoos ruined the effect.

I would like to know why the kid "bullied" some other kid.

Post: #4

I feel the opposite. To me it looks like he is trying to teach his son how to be a man. No man should be a slave of his own anger.

Post: #5

(03-25-2015 01:14 PM)Jneg Wrote:  Notice the man's fat face, and XL sized breast cancer ribbon tattoo. I'm going to assume that the kids mother died of breast cancer and thats why she's not in the picture.

That ribbon could also be a "support our troops" ribbon. The breast cancer people took the yellow ribbon for that, turned it pink and basically ruined the whole thing.

Post: #6

The dad's a clown. This should have been kept in-house between him and his son. Why do people feel the need to attention whore on the internet?

This could fuck with his son's life in the future, since any potential employer could find this an online search.

Post: #7

(03-25-2015 01:21 PM)The Beast1 Wrote:  If you look at point 4 on the print out you'll see that he has been tasked with landscaping both of his dad's lawns.

He's probably divorced.

I commend the fitness punishments, however the picture, apologizing to the boy in front of the whole class, and the father's tattoos ruined the effect.

I would like to know why the kid "bullied" some other kid.

A kid with 2 dad's? With that kinda stuff of the walls, and those tattoos?
He's probably got two gay dad's

The kid is screwed

Post: #8

Two dads or one dad with two houses. . .

Post: #9

In defense of the father:
1. While some level of bullying is acceptable - some bullies deserve to be shunned.
2. Doing sports as punishment is only going to do good for the child. It's not like he was forced to wear heels or any other feminist bullshit.

In criticism of the father:
1.Father is putting this thing on the net where it will stay forever. Future employers and lovers don't need to know that the boy was a bully and was publicly shunned for that.
2.Those tattos are bad. And tatooed parents shouldn' be surprised that their children are not model pupils. Apple doesn't fall far ftom tree.

It's apparrent that the dad has had problems with this child for some time and therefore the poster. Most likely he has made some prior errors in raising his child, but maybe it was the mother who was guilty, we don't know. Maybe he is repairing damage done by divorce. We don't know therefore we shouldn't pass too harsh a judgement on this man.

EDIT: Two dads? I am still too innocent - I assumed that this dad had two houses. But yeah probably he is gay and then my sympathies go to the poor boy.

Post: #10

(03-25-2015 01:22 PM)LINUX Wrote:  I feel the opposite. To me it looks like he is trying to teach his son how to be a man. No man should be a slave of his own anger.

Powerful statement.

(03-25-2015 01:28 PM)WalterBlack Wrote:  The dad's a clown. This should have been kept in-house between him and his son. Why do people feel the need to attention whore on the internet?

This could fuck with his son's life in the future, since any potential employer could find this an online search.

I was going to post exactly that. If he was a man and trying to teach his son how to be a man, he would just punish him and move on. There would be no need to tell someone. Used to be men would do stuff, save the day, whatever and just walk off and not stick around for the attention.

Post: #11

(03-25-2015 01:27 PM)TheWastelander Wrote:  

(03-25-2015 01:14 PM)Jneg Wrote:  Notice the man's fat face, and XL sized breast cancer ribbon tattoo. I'm going to assume that the kids mother died of breast cancer and thats why she's not in the picture.

That ribbon could also be a "support our troops" ribbon. The breast cancer people took the yellow ribbon for that, turned it pink and basically ruined the whole thing.

The pink ribbon was used for breast cancer in the nineties. I could be wrong but I only remember seeing the yellow version after the invasion of Afghanistan.

(03-25-2015 01:28 PM)WalterBlack Wrote:  The dad's a clown. This should have been kept in-house between him and his son. Why do people feel the need to attention whore on the internet?

This could fuck with his son's life in the future, since any potential employer could find this an online search.

Maybe what the kid did was really extreme, but you're probably right about this being feminine attention whoring done by a man.

Post: #12

What else can he do, beat the kid? Making that idiotic-looking slacker do some hard push-ups sounds like a good punishment, one that might actually teach him some discipline while helping him learn to redirect his aggression. You can't even let your kids play outside these days without the cops trying to arrest you. How is that a mangina? He looks like a normal, working-class dude with tats and a wife beater.

I won't defend putting the whole thing on the Internet, but can say this: today's attention-whoring generation cares more about their social media presence than just about anything. If something doesn't go on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, did it really happen?

If I were the OP's dad, I would make him hold up a sign with a printed copy of his post shaming that dad for shaming his kid for shaming that other kid--inception style.

   

Post: #13

(03-25-2015 01:48 PM)Grange Wrote:  

(03-25-2015 01:27 PM)TheWastelander Wrote:  

(03-25-2015 01:14 PM)Jneg Wrote:  Notice the man's fat face, and XL sized breast cancer ribbon tattoo. I'm going to assume that the kids mother died of breast cancer and thats why she's not in the picture.

That ribbon could also be a "support our troops" ribbon. The breast cancer people took the yellow ribbon for that, turned it pink and basically ruined the whole thing.

The pink ribbon was used for breast cancer in the nineties. I could be wrong but I only remember seeing the yellow version after the invasion of Afghanistan.

The yellow ribbon dates back to the seventies, at least.

http://www.loc.gov/folklife/ribbons/ribbons.html

Post: #14

(03-25-2015 01:51 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  If something doesn't go on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, did it really happen?

If I were the OP's dad, I would make him hold up a sign with a printed copy of his post shaming that dad for shaming his kid for shaming that other kid--inception style.

lmfao at that shoop Tuth

The punishment itself seems okay - but I see the ribbon tattoo, the poster on the wall, and the fact that he's humiliating his own flesh and blood and I vehemently oppose this. Poor kid. This boy will be bullied and made fun of for the rest of his school career because of this. Thanks dad!

Post: #15

The guy is apparantly a white supremacist supporting the Nazi platform and is known as the "SS Cowboy". I doubt he's anything close to a mangina.



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/...26354.html

Quote:But what they did not mention was Mr Robenhorst apparent penchant for Nazi symbolism and what he claimed was his support for Nazi believes.

Amid the images of his son posing with the apology sign and doing press-ups, is a photograph of Mr Robenhorst wearing a red T-shirt with a Swastika.

Asked by one commenter why he is wearing such a T-shirt, Mr Robenhorst responded: “Because it's a symbol of my beliefs!”

Post: #16

In a way, its kind of funny if many of the SJW/anti-bullying types posted this on their timelines or blogs saying what a good father he is will just have to eat crow and delete their posts later.

Post: #17

(03-25-2015 02:11 PM)Drazen Wrote:  In a way, its kind of funny if many of the SJW/anti-bullying types posted this on their timelines or blogs saying what a good father he is will just have to eat crow and delete their posts later.

What a hilarious turn of events.

I take it back, he's clearly not a mangina. And lol just lol at the sjw's with one or both feet in their mouths right now

Post: #18

I don't get why everything has to be done publicly and on social media these days. Honestly I probably wouldn't make my kid apologize in front of the class, though I don't really take issue with that. My issue is the guy is posting this online for the world to see.

As far as bullying, bullying is pussy behavior. I really wouldn't have an issue with my kid getting in a fight at school if he was defending himself or someone else, or even necessarily if it was just an even scuffle but bullying by definition is picking on someone who's weak or weaker than you and there's no honor in that.

This makes me think of that scene from American Sniper at the beginning where the father talks about sheep and wolves or something like that. He says that he doesn't raise bullies, he raises boys to be men who will stand up for themselves and for those who need protection.

I know some fathers almost take pleasure in their kid being a bully as if its a power symbol or power move but picking on easy targets is weak.

Post: #19

(03-25-2015 01:56 PM)TheWastelander Wrote:  

(03-25-2015 01:48 PM)Grange Wrote:  

(03-25-2015 01:27 PM)TheWastelander Wrote:  

(03-25-2015 01:14 PM)Jneg Wrote:  Notice the man's fat face, and XL sized breast cancer ribbon tattoo. I'm going to assume that the kids mother died of breast cancer and thats why she's not in the picture.

That ribbon could also be a "support our troops" ribbon. The breast cancer people took the yellow ribbon for that, turned it pink and basically ruined the whole thing.

The pink ribbon was used for breast cancer in the nineties. I could be wrong but I only remember seeing the yellow version after the invasion of Afghanistan.

The yellow ribbon dates back to the seventies, at least.

http://www.loc.gov/folklife/ribbons/ribbons.html

I stand corrected. More than anyone ever wanted to know about awareness ribbons: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awareness_ribbon

Post: #20

(03-25-2015 02:38 PM)jamaicabound Wrote:  I don't get why everything has to be done publicly and on social media these days. Honestly I probably wouldn't make my kid apologize in front of the class, though I don't really take issue with that. My issue is the guy is posting this online for the world to see.

As far as bullying, bullying is pussy behavior. I really wouldn't have an issue with my kid getting in a fight at school if he was defending himself or someone else, or even necessarily if it was just an even scuffle but bullying by definition is picking on someone who's weak or weaker than you and there's no honor in that.

This makes me think of that scene from American Sniper at the beginning where the father talks about sheep and wolves or something like that. He says that he doesn't raise bullies, he raises boys to be men who will stand up for themselves and for those who need protection.

I know some fathers almost take pleasure in their kid being a bully as if its a power symbol or power move but picking on easy targets is weak.

Thats the vibe I got from him, like he watched American Sniper and took it way too close to heart and combined it with a social media sjw strategy

Post: #21

Pulaski middle school is in Little Rock Arkansas, home of the Clintons.

Post: #22

I guess some stories are just one big

Post: #23

Is this not bullying a bully? At least the kids were on even playing fields. Let the kids who was bullied stand up for himself.


I can only imagine the amount of outrage if the son had picked on a girl.

Post: #24

I approve of this kind of shaming.
http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/...an-haircut

Quote:Parents of misbehaving children are commonly advised to fit the punishment to the crime. For example, if your child daubs black paint on your white walls, don’t deprive them of cake: appoint them cleaning monitor. According to this logic, I can see where Russell Fredrick, a barber from Snellville, Georgia, is coming from with his “Benjamin Button Specials”. This particular haircut involves shaving the crown of a child who thinks they know it all, and leaving the sides long. It’s a tonsorial representation of precocity. Fredrick is community-minded, so he is offering these cuts to local parents free of charge. He also gives free haircuts – in a different style – to kids who get A grades.

Since Fredrick posted the pictures of a cut in progress on Instagram, along with the text, “So you wana act grown...well now you can look grown too”, the phone in A-1 Kutz, his salon, has barely paused for breath. “I’ve had people calling from Australia, the UK, Canada, all over the US.”

Post: #25

I don't like the idea of using fitness as a punishment. It's good that he's getting his kid to do them but framing fitness as a punishment and therefore something to be avoided isn't the way to go.