This is why I believe people should think twice about breeding
In Atlanta Georgia, 16 year old Louise Egan Brunstad decided that since the girl she wanted to have sex with turned her down that she would use her cell phone to text a countdown to her suicide to said girl. Here's the awesome part. The girl used her family's mercedez benz as the chosen death trap but, her mission wasn't to drive into a wall, it was to drive into another vehicle.
The funeral was recently held for a 30 year old mother of 3 who was the driver of the other vehicle while her 6 year old daughter lies in critcal condition. The good news is that Louise Brunstad only suffered an ankle injury. Thank God! Listen, if your going to commit suicide let me just say this, Don't!!!. But if for some reason you really feel that that's is the path you're going to take no matter what then do it without the effect of physically hurting or killing other people. What did they do to you?
Brunstad is now wearing an ankle monitor and is being held at a mental health facility. The courts haven't decided yet whether to try her as an adult.
This post was going to be me stating the point that whenever I think life is bad I should be thankful that shit like what happened to that mother didn't happen to me. But now I'm thinking about this and realizing that the girl was driving her families mercedez benz, the mother was driving a daewoo. I was then thinking about how I dont want to have kids until I have more money in my life, but obviously money doesn't buy everything. I tend to blame parents for there fucked up kids. I think working in retail can leave you with that kind of mindset. I see so many parents losing kids, or letting there kids just tear the shit out of whatever they want because, let's face it, the parents don't give a shit. If their child is terrorizing someone else then it's a break for the parent. I think I'm starting to hallucinate again from exhaustion. My point, if we put the child on trial, let's put the parents on trial as well.
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I totaly agree with you! What ever happend to dicipline in this damn country! And taking responsibility for your child's actions no longer exists, stupid male-dominated media. I don't what that has to do with it but I just wanted to say that....
All it takes is a couple of smacks and bamn you're all straightened out. If you need an example of this behavior therapy Justine I can come over and give you an example! Buddy.
p.s.
ANSWER THE DAMN PHONE!!!!!
I work with children with pervasive developmental disorders in general ed classes..often time the child i am there to assist is more attentive and better behaved than the other "normally developing children".....why you ask? because we discipline our children...we never lay a hand but the children we work with know there are consequences for all of their actions, The other children are not taught that.
someone should have told that to "jim bob" duggar and his wife before spitting out upwards of 16 children.
now her vagina is now an over-utilized void of nothingness, not too different from a black hole in space.
light can no longer evade mrs. duggar's vagina.
be afraid..
very afraid...
Hey man, I saw you'd checked out my blog the other night so I wanted to return the favor. :)
When I hear about stuff like this, I usually have your same reaction...but I think the logical extension of that argument is to ask what their parents did to fuck them up, you know? As in, if we're going to blame the parents of the 16yo girl for fucking her up, don't we have to take it to the next level and blame the parents of her parents (her grandparents, that's what the kids call them these days, right?) for not raising their kids to be responsible parents? And then how far back do we have to go before there's some culpability? Probably that first lungfish that crawled out of the primordial muck did something to fuck up its children too...or Adam and Eve, for the Intelligent Design Advocates...I mean, Cain killed Abel, should God have prosecuted A&E for murder?
I'm not advocating lack of personal responsibility; I guess my point is that we're all, each of us, fucked up in some way. And the sooner we accept that the better. I believe whole-heartedly in personal responsibility, but what does that mean exactly? I know I have to take responsibility for my actions and their consequences. So does that mean that it's my duty to be my brother's keeper, as well? Or is it the exact opposite, and by taking full responsibility for myself and my actions I accept that other people's actions that affect me are also my problem, and I have to allow them to define their own relationship to their actions?
I could go on but I can see that I'm just talking myself in circles.
Nice post man, good food for thought.