Facebook Parenting: One pissed off dad!

[christiangirl]

Well, I was going to say a few things but it looks like you covered them all. So as not to be redundant, I'll just co-sign and sit down. Well-said.

ETA: Okay, I'll add this because I think it's really unfair to call this man an abuser because of something as petty as this.

Now I'm letting my daughter have her interview with Social Services, so they too can be satisfied that I don't yell at her, beat her, traumatize her, lock her in a closet without food, deprive her of basic human rights, make her cut the grass with scizzors, hunt for her meals in the wild with only a spork, or otherwise fail to provide for my daughter. She's great. She's strong. And apparently she's handling it better than some of you are.

For those that feel the need to keep calling the police and CPS. lol

Apparently both the local police and the department of social services are OK with it. Yes they came. Of course they came. They received enough "Oh my god he's going to kill his daughter" comments that they had to. I knew that the moment it went viral.. it was too late and it was inevitable. I'm only surprised it took as long as it did to be honest.

The police by the way said "Kudos, Sir" and most of them made their kids watch it. I actually had a "thank you" from an entire detectives squad. And another police officer is using it in a positive manner in his presentation for the school system. How's about those apples? Didn't expect THAT when you called the cops did you?

The kind lady from Child Protective Services looked all through the house, the yard, and found ours to be a healthy home. She saw the unloaded guns in their rack with the magazines removed and stored separately and safely...She was comfortable that I was adhering to NC gun safety regulations for the protection of minors, and that's all she needed.

My favorite line (which seems to have been taken down now) was his posting of his daughter's reaction to the comments he's getting. Her response was something to the effect of "It's just a laptop, I'll get over it." Most people said she's going to be a stripper now that he's traumatized her so badly she can't be a functioning member of society. She asked him to post back if there is another profession that victims of laptop homocide tend to go into (he obliged and posted that for her).