Originally posted by: Drift3r
Originally posted by: Pacfanweb
Idiotic comment from someone who obviously doesn't have kids and especially a daughter.Originally posted by: between
Originally posted by: Ocguy31
Remember kids, being charged with something doesnt mean anything. I doubt anyone would convict. He'll plea to a lesser charge or it will be dropped.
what if the daughter was screaming, "Dad, don't bash him, he's my boyfriend!" and this prick went ahead and hit the kid on the head with a metal pipe..? if something like that happened, then this guy is a dangerous, controlling freak who represents a serious threat to the safety of children and they should really throw the book at him. :|
1. The little punk knew damn well he wasn't supposed to be in that house, ESPECIALLY at 4am.
2. The dad didn't even know the daughter had a boyfriend, much less one that was inside HIS HOUSE at 4am, screwing his daughter.
3. It was 4am!! How coherent do you think the dad was when he got up at that hour? He finds some punk in his daughter's room, and runs his ass out of his house.
4. The punk's dad even agrees with me and the girl's dad. He didn't even want the cops to press charges.
5. You "what if"ing of stuff is irrelevant....we don't know if any of that happened.
edit: And yeah, any man is a "dangerous, controlling freak" for running some teenage punk out of his house at Four Fucking A.M. when he catches him screwing his daughter.
Not like they even had sense enough to do it after school, when the dad wasn't home....no, they had to do it while the parents were home. THAT is why there's an age of consent.....kids that young don't have ANY sense and aren't capable of making these decisions on their own. They need someone else to do it for them.
To bad you're not factoring the part of the daughter being a complete slut. Then again.....hmmm......I wonder who's idea it was to invite the kid over so she could get screwed?
Doesn't matter.
Man wakes up at 4am.
Finds boy in daughter's room.
Boy gets his ass kicked.
Daughter's sluttyness is irrelevant. Not a factor. She knew the boy shouldn't have been there, and the boy knew he shouldn't have been there. He knew he was taking his chances.
