Father lashing teenage daughter with a belt then shaving her head as she whimpers and screams

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babelipsss;c-10134720 said:
Not watching that child's abuse.

Humiliation and whipping? Slave mentality at it's finest once again. If you are going to whip something into a child why not something useful like a doctorate or neurosurgery? Why waste the "lesson" on Snapchat? I bet that child has never been rewarded for good behavior.

She is just going to run into the arms and bed of the first jerk who shows her the slightest bit of kindness. She has no idea how to seek out a man who will treat her right. Thanks dad, way to guide her!

Quoted for goatness

 
A good father does not need to whoop his daughter like that. if you have to abuse her to get her attention, you lost her already.

 
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pachá12;c-10134723 said:
Over the top. No regard for the emotional distress of that girl. Can you imagine what her next day at school would be like? The Dad deserves that time out. Then we wonder why black women go to the other side....

Get this monkey shit outta here
 
Rozetta5tone;c-10134882 said:
I’m not the perfect dad. I may let my baby eat a little too much junk, stay up late, hell even let her slide with a cuss word here and there. But I know how to punish my child without striking her. And most times a lot of parents confuse teaching opportunities with punishment. Every infraction doesn’t require physical discipline. Parents seem to forget the fact that children are ppl do and desire the same respect as an adult. Their minds are still developing, mistakes are going to be made. There is a serious lack of understanding and ego at play when it comes to some parents and the way they discipline their kids. They take a child’s behavior personal and bad behavior as an assault on their authority. When in reality it’s nithing like that. The kid is just being a kid.

Nothing wrong with a quick pop but to repeatedly strike your child and call it discipline is abuse in my book. Idgaf what anybody says. I used to get beat as a child and I didn’t grow up and say “those whoopings saved my life”. Nah. It was abuse then and I see it as abuse now. That spanking shit doesn’t build moral character. It just associates pain with mistakes.

pain comes with mistakes that is reality. If you do the wrong thing you will suffer. When these children end up all fucked up and doing fucked up things are you still going to say it's a kid being a kid??

This man was probably too hard but you sound too soft.
 
Now the humiliation that comes from putting the video online is where he fucked up but the strikes from the belt on her ass is nothing excessive.

Her being a girl is irrelevant
 
sunlord;c-10135277 said:
Now the humiliation that comes from putting the video online is where he fucked up but the strikes from the belt on her ass is nothing excessive.

Her being a girl is irrelevant

Does the punishment fit the “crime”
 
Shizlansky;c-10135286 said:
sunlord;c-10135277 said:
Now the humiliation that comes from putting the video online is where he fucked up but the strikes from the belt on her ass is nothing excessive.

Her being a girl is irrelevant

Does the punishment fit the “crime”

To answer that I would need more information... remember there is already a thread about a 16 year old girl who met some fool on social media and ended up cruelly murdered..... maybe the girl in this video has a history of fucking around online and the father finally decided enough was enough.
 
I didn’t even watch the vid or even read the thread but these FB/instagram/ worldstar parents are the worst. How you discipline yours shouldn’t be up for public consumption.
 
Rozetta5tone;c-10134882 said:
I’m not the perfect dad. I may let my baby eat a little too much junk, stay up late, hell even let her slide with a cuss word here and there. But I know how to punish my child without striking her. And most times a lot of parents confuse teaching opportunities with punishment. Every infraction doesn’t require physical discipline. Parents seem to forget the fact that children are ppl do and desire the same respect as an adult. Their minds are still developing, mistakes are going to be made. There is a serious lack of understanding and ego at play when it comes to some parents and the way they discipline their kids. They take a child’s behavior personal and bad behavior as an assault on their authority. When in reality it’s nithing like that. The kid is just being a kid.



Nothing wrong with a quick pop but to repeatedly strike your child and call it discipline is abuse in my book. Idgaf what anybody says. I used to get beat as a child and I didn’t grow up and say “those whoopings saved my life”. Nah. It was abuse then and I see it as abuse now. That spanking shit doesn’t build moral character. It just associates pain with mistakes.

The bold is so important. I've seen and heard so many parents who dismiss the idea of treating their kids like an actual person. Almost seem insulted by the idea that they actually have to respect their child and treat them like a human being. So many balk at the idea of actually talking to a child and explaining why what they did was wrong and simply go right to a spanking/whooping thinking that will be a cure all for bad behavior.
 
sunlord;c-10135270 said:
Rozetta5tone;c-10134882 said:
I’m not the perfect dad. I may let my baby eat a little too much junk, stay up late, hell even let her slide with a cuss word here and there. But I know how to punish my child without striking her. And most times a lot of parents confuse teaching opportunities with punishment. Every infraction doesn’t require physical discipline. Parents seem to forget the fact that children are ppl do and desire the same respect as an adult. Their minds are still developing, mistakes are going to be made. There is a serious lack of understanding and ego at play when it comes to some parents and the way they discipline their kids. They take a child’s behavior personal and bad behavior as an assault on their authority. When in reality it’s nithing like that. The kid is just being a kid.

Nothing wrong with a quick pop but to repeatedly strike your child and call it discipline is abuse in my book. Idgaf what anybody says. I used to get beat as a child and I didn’t grow up and say “those whoopings saved my life”. Nah. It was abuse then and I see it as abuse now. That spanking shit doesn’t build moral character. It just associates pain with mistakes.

pain comes with mistakes that is reality. If you do the wrong thing you will suffer. When these children end up all fucked up and doing fucked up things are you still going to say it's a kid being a kid??

This man was probably too hard but you sound too soft.

There's a line between a quick pop/ light spanking vs some of the shit people post online or talk about what their parents did to them. When you got parents leaving permanent marks, drawing blood, literally using things that can be classified as weapons that's not punishment that's abuse.
 
blackrain;c-10135622 said:
Rozetta5tone;c-10134882 said:
I’m not the perfect dad. I may let my baby eat a little too much junk, stay up late, hell even let her slide with a cuss word here and there. But I know how to punish my child without striking her. And most times a lot of parents confuse teaching opportunities with punishment. Every infraction doesn’t require physical discipline. Parents seem to forget the fact that children are ppl do and desire the same respect as an adult. Their minds are still developing, mistakes are going to be made. There is a serious lack of understanding and ego at play when it comes to some parents and the way they discipline their kids. They take a child’s behavior personal and bad behavior as an assault on their authority. When in reality it’s nithing like that. The kid is just being a kid.



Nothing wrong with a quick pop but to repeatedly strike your child and call it discipline is abuse in my book. Idgaf what anybody says. I used to get beat as a child and I didn’t grow up and say “those whoopings saved my life”. Nah. It was abuse then and I see it as abuse now. That spanking shit doesn’t build moral character. It just associates pain with mistakes.

The bold is so important. I've seen and heard so many parents who dismiss the idea of treating their kids like an actual person. Almost seem insulted by the idea that they actually have to respect their child and treat them like a human being. So many balk at the idea of actually talking to a child and explaining why what they did was wrong and simply go right to a spanking/whooping thinking that will be a cure all for bad behavior.

Many children don't give a shit about any explanation they want to experience shit for themselves but being that they are children don't understand the potential results. I mean what is a parent really going to do talk them to death?? that shit does not work on some children. Children are people in training treating them a like full person is naïve
 
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I can't even bear to strike my daughter or son. A year ago almost caught a case with my sons step dad who did. He don't do it no more. But I agree. Striking isnt an answer. You'd be surprised how far you get when you reason with a child.
 
blackrain;c-10135626 said:
sunlord;c-10135270 said:
Rozetta5tone;c-10134882 said:
I’m not the perfect dad. I may let my baby eat a little too much junk, stay up late, hell even let her slide with a cuss word here and there. But I know how to punish my child without striking her. And most times a lot of parents confuse teaching opportunities with punishment. Every infraction doesn’t require physical discipline. Parents seem to forget the fact that children are ppl do and desire the same respect as an adult. Their minds are still developing, mistakes are going to be made. There is a serious lack of understanding and ego at play when it comes to some parents and the way they discipline their kids. They take a child’s behavior personal and bad behavior as an assault on their authority. When in reality it’s nithing like that. The kid is just being a kid.

Nothing wrong with a quick pop but to repeatedly strike your child and call it discipline is abuse in my book. Idgaf what anybody says. I used to get beat as a child and I didn’t grow up and say “those whoopings saved my life”. Nah. It was abuse then and I see it as abuse now. That spanking shit doesn’t build moral character. It just associates pain with mistakes.

pain comes with mistakes that is reality. If you do the wrong thing you will suffer. When these children end up all fucked up and doing fucked up things are you still going to say it's a kid being a kid??

This man was probably too hard but you sound too soft.

There's a line between a quick pop/ light spanking vs some of the shit people post online or talk about what their parents did to them. When you got parents leaving permanent marks, drawing blood, literally using things that can be classified as weapons that's not punishment that's abuse.

as long as there are no permanent marks or the child is not very young it should be up to the parent to draw that line.
 
sunlord;c-10135633 said:
blackrain;c-10135622 said:
Rozetta5tone;c-10134882 said:
I’m not the perfect dad. I may let my baby eat a little too much junk, stay up late, hell even let her slide with a cuss word here and there. But I know how to punish my child without striking her. And most times a lot of parents confuse teaching opportunities with punishment. Every infraction doesn’t require physical discipline. Parents seem to forget the fact that children are ppl do and desire the same respect as an adult. Their minds are still developing, mistakes are going to be made. There is a serious lack of understanding and ego at play when it comes to some parents and the way they discipline their kids. They take a child’s behavior personal and bad behavior as an assault on their authority. When in reality it’s nithing like that. The kid is just being a kid.



Nothing wrong with a quick pop but to repeatedly strike your child and call it discipline is abuse in my book. Idgaf what anybody says. I used to get beat as a child and I didn’t grow up and say “those whoopings saved my life”. Nah. It was abuse then and I see it as abuse now. That spanking shit doesn’t build moral character. It just associates pain with mistakes.

The bold is so important. I've seen and heard so many parents who dismiss the idea of treating their kids like an actual person. Almost seem insulted by the idea that they actually have to respect their child and treat them like a human being. So many balk at the idea of actually talking to a child and explaining why what they did was wrong and simply go right to a spanking/whooping thinking that will be a cure all for bad behavior.

Many children don't give a shit about any explanation they want to experience shit for themselves but being that they are children don't understand the potential results. I mean what is a parent really going to do talk them to death?? that shit does not work on some children. Children are people in training treating them a like full person is naïve

This is when knowing your kids comes into play. You have to make the punishment not only fit the "crime" but also fit their personality. And no it's not about talking your kid to death it's about making sure they know why what they did is wrong. Many parent's not only don't know how to talk to their kids but think the very idea of it is somehow beneath them. How do you expect to teach a child true discipline if the only thing you are showing them is beating them when they're wrong? Eventually that shit wears thin
 

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